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Choshō-ji Temple

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Choshō-ji Temple

鎌倉市材木座2丁目12−17

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One of three temples said to have been once inhabited by Nichiren.

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A giant statue of Saint Nichiren and the Four Heavenly Kings are placed in front of the main hall, creating a breathtaking view. In autumn, the maple leaves in front of the hall are beautiful, and the temple grounds are enveloped in a solemn atmosphere. Visitors must remove their shoes to enter the main hall, where Goshuin (a temple's calligraphic seal stamp) are distributed and consultations for warding off misfortune are offered.

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