Ganden-ji, Kamakura

Name: Ganden-ji
Address: 5-7-11 Hisagi, Kamakura, 249-0001, Japan
Telephone: +81 46-871-2268

#37 among attractions in Kamakura

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Iwadonji Temple is a Soto Zen temple located in Kuki, Zushi, Kanagawa Prefecture. The name of the temple is Kaiunzan. The main deity is the eleven-faced Kannon. It is also known as Iwadono Kannon. It is one of the eight scenic spots in Zushi. It is also known that Kyoka Izumi, who stayed in Zushi for a time, often visited this temple.

Coordinates: 35°18'17"N, 139°34'19"E

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5-7-11 Hisagi逗子 (dou zi)Kamakura 249-0001 Japan

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+81 46-871-2268

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Nearby attractions include: Ankokuron-ji, Chōshō-ji, Hōkai-ji, An'yō-in.

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