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Judokuan
鎌倉市山ノ内４４４
Judokuan is a subtemple (tatchu) located within the grounds of Enkaku-ji Temple, with the mountain name Nanzan. It houses cultural properties associated with Miura Kiyoshi and Miura Michisun.
History
The temple was founded as the memorial tower (tosho) for Gattaku Chuen, the 66th abbot of Enkaku-ji. It preserves cultural artifacts linked to Miura Kiyoshi and Miura Michisun, who served as its major patrons during its revival. Historical records indicate that even after the fall of the Miura clan, the temple continued to receive land donations from the Hojo clan of Odawara.
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What visitors say
As a subtemple within Enkaku-ji, general tourist entry is原则上 prohibited; however, visitors carrying a dedicated pilgrimage booklet (nogyochou) may receive a Goshuin (calligraphic seal stamp). Located up a flight of stone steps, the site offers a tranquil atmosphere with views overlooking Enkaku-ji. The resident priest is courteous, providing a calm environment for worship.
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