Goryo-jinja Shrine

Temple
A five-minute walk from Hase Station, this Shinto shrine is dedicated to the samurai Kamakura Gongoro Kagemasa and is thus nicknamed Kamakura Gongoro Shrine. According to legend, Kagemasa continued to defeat his enemies in battle even after losing his left eye mid-fight, and thus this shrine is believed to provide good fortune in achieving victory as well as in educational endeavors. The shrine is also famous for its French hydrangeas, and many visitors like to take photos of the Enoshima Electric Railway running in front of the shrine together with the hydrangeas. During the Masked Parade, a prefecturally designated Intangible Folk Property held in September, participants march past wearing tengu goblin and old man masks to pray for large harvests and easy childbirth.

Spot details

Address
Kanagawa Pref. Kamakurashi Sakanoshita 4-9 map map Map
Phone
0467223251
Closed
open everyday
Fees
Free

Information Sources:  NAVITIME JAPAN

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  • Pint Sized
    4.0 Reviewed : 2019.09.14
    Small but well formed old shrine tucked away in the back streets of Kamakura and over a small crossing on the Enoden.
  • Stunning central structure.
    4.0 Reviewed : 2018.02.23
    Even though the other small wooden buildings around this complex are a little run-down, the central one is beautifully crafted and maintained and definitely worth seeking out.
  • 社務所の方が感じ悪かったです。
    2.0 Reviewed : 2022.05.24
    お忙しかったからだと思いますが、鎌倉の御霊神社様にお伺いして、社務所前でお守り等拝見させて頂いていた際、こちらから声をかけた訳でもないのに『何の用?いま電話中だから!』と面倒そうに冷たい視線と態度で声をかけられ、『通常のものと特別な御朱印、お守りを頂きたいのですが…』とお伝えしたところ、『(通常のものは)どちらですか?』と仰られ、私も不慣れで、また電車にも詳しくないため申し訳なかったのですが、電車...

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