Engakuji

Kita-Kamakura - Temples/Shrines

Engakuji

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A path for wheelchair users is available to the Main Hall, although it is unable to go inside because of the steps at the entrance. The temple was built in the 13th century, it is the head temple of the Engakuji Branch of the Rinzai Zen Sect, and the second-ranked of the five great Zen temples of Kamakura.


Accessiblity Information Access
Wheelchair Accessibility
A path for wheelchair users is available to the Main Hall, although it is unable to go inside because of the steps at the entrance.
Restroom
Inside the facility Wheelchair accessible restrooms available
Outside the facility Wheelchair accessible restrooms available
A wheelchair accessible public restroom is available in the coin-operated parking lot, near the railroad crossing.
Parking
Parking lot available
Paid parking lot, and large car parking space are available in the neighborhood.
Other Information
Available language Brochure: Japanese, English, French, Chinese and Korean
Fee discounts Free admission for a person with disabilities and an attendant by showing disability certificate
Crowded days/seasons
Access
Walk from Kita-Kamakura Sta.
The entrance of the temple is right in front of East exit of Kita-kamakura Station. It is convenient as there are no steps.
Time required 1 minute on foot.

Neiborhood facilities

Jōchi-ji