Hase-dera
Hase-dera temple, 2, Hase 3, Hase, 殿入下, Kamakura, Kanagawa Prefecture, 248-0016, Japan
Hase-dera is a historic temple in Kamakura, known for its role as a pilgrimage site and for being called a “flower temple” through the seasons. It appears to suit visitors looking for a calm cultural stop with gardens and major Buddhist statues.
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Hase-dera is a culture spot in Kamakura, Japan shared on CreateSpot. Use the details below to decide whether it fits your route, then confirm time-sensitive information before you go.
- Category
- Culture
- Location
- Kamakura, Japan
- Tags
- Temple, Historic, Gardens, Buddhist, Flowers
- Coordinates
- 35.3122687, 139.5333092
Listing note
Hase-dera is a historic temple in Kamakura, known for its role as a pilgrimage site and for being called a “flower temple” through the seasons. It appears to suit visitors looking for a calm cultural stop with gardens and major Buddhist statues.
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Where is Hase-dera?
Hase-dera is listed in Kamakura, Japan. Check the map and address section on this page for the most useful visit details.
What kind of spot is Hase-dera?
Hase-dera is categorized as Culture, with tags including Temple, Historic, Gardens, Buddhist, Flowers.
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