Tsurugaoka Hachimangu

Central Kamakura - Temples/Shrines

Tsurugaoka Hachimangu

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Most of the paths in the precinct is covered with gravel. There is a long stairs in front of the main hall and it is not accessible for wheelchair users to go up but you can enjoy other halls and buildings and the lotus pond on the flat area.

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Wheelchair Accessibility
The main hall is not accessible for wheelchair users because of the stairs.
You can enter the main entrance, but the other entrances are not accessible by wheelchair because of the stairs.
Restroom
Inside the facility Wheelchair accessible restrooms available
2 wheelchair accessible restrooms in the precinct. One is near the west Torii gate. The other is in the rest area adjasent to the west parking lot.
Outside the facility Wheelchair accessible restrooms available
There is wheelchair accessible restrooms in M's ark KAMAKURA on the left side of the Main Torii gate.
Parking
Parking lot available
No reservation for a private car, first‐come‐first‐served basis.
There is a entrance close to the parking lot with a steep slope to the hall.
Other Information
Available language Brochure: Japanese, English and Chinese
Guidance: Japanese only
Fee discounts Entry to the treasure house: free admission for a person with disabilities and an attendant by showing disability certificate.
Crowded days/seasons Crowded on Saturdays and Sundays
Access
Walk from Kamakura Sta.
If you take a pedestrian walk called "Dankazura" from Kamakura station to the shrine, there are a few stairs at the entrance (where Torii gate is located). It is difficult to go by a wheelchair, but there is a by-path using crosswalk.
Time required 15 minutes walk from Kamakura station.
June 9, 2019by YUKORIN

Fieldwork on a wheelchair at the Kamakura Station area

Fieldwork on a wheelchair at the Kamakura Station area
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Neiborhood facilities

Kamakura Kokuhoukan Museum
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