1日で巡る鎌倉・江の島七福神：開運コンプリート旅

Boost your financial and romantic luck at the gateway to Enoshima. A sacred site of Benzaiten worship and an important base for the Seven Lucky Gods pilgrimage.

A symbolic landmark of Kamakura, believed to bring good luck in competitions and career advancement. Its history, linked to the Minamoto clan, and its impressive ginkgo tree are particularly striking.

This Zen temple, ranked fourth among the Five Great Zen Temples of Kamakura, houses a statue of Hotei (the god of happiness and abundance). Its tranquil grounds, surrounded by a bamboo grove, offer a place for purification of mind and body.

This is the Kanto branch temple of Minobu-san Kuonji Temple, where the Ebisu deity is enshrined. It is popular for its blessings of business prosperity and academic success.

A historic temple of the Nichiren sect, dedicated to Jurojin, a renowned spot for praying for longevity. Conveniently located near Kamakura Station.

This temple is the family temple of the Hojo clan and houses a statue of Bishamonten. It is also known as a place to see bush clover, and in autumn the temple grounds are adorned with purple flowers.

It is famous as a sacred site for Kannon (Goddess of Mercy) and also houses Daikokuten (God of Wealth). Its charm lies in the seasonal flowers and the majestic presence of the Eleven-Faced Kannon statue.

This shrine is dedicated to Kamakura Gongoro and is believed to ward off evil and bring good fortune. It is also a popular spot for taking pictures of the Enoden train and hydrangeas.