Sugimoto Inari Temple

Su Sugimoto Inari Temple

To truly feel the weight of history, please step into the main hall to view the Eleven-Headed Kannon Bodhisattva up close.
The moss-covered stone steps are a highly photogenic spot, perfect for capturing beautiful, serene landscapes.
Observe the traditional Japanese architectural styles, such as the unique thatched-roof Nio Mon gate.
Enjoy a peaceful time of reflection and mindfulness within this quiet, natural environment.
Connect with the history of Kamakura while experiencing the changing colors of the seasons and nature.

Consigli

Payment

Cash only (Japanese Yen)

Language

English signage available, but staff-led English support is limited

Reservation

No reservation required

Clothing

Comfortable walking shoes recommended due to stone steps

Photography

Allowed in grounds; please be respectful of statues and ceremonies

Accessibility

Not suitable for wheelchairs due to steps and uneven terrain

Etiquette

Please maintain silence and follow temple manners

To truly feel the weight of history, please step into the main hall to view the Eleven-Headed Kannon Bodhisattva up close.
The moss-covered stone steps are a highly photogenic spot, perfect for capturing beautiful, serene landscapes.
Observe the traditional Japanese architectural styles, such as the unique thatched-roof Nio Mon gate.
Enjoy a peaceful time of reflection and mindfulness within this quiet, natural environment.
Connect with the history of Kamakura while experiencing the changing colors of the seasons and nature.

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