Hasedera Temple

Hasedera Temple, reportedly built in 736 AD, is Kamakura's second oldest Buddhist temple. The seasonal flowers and trees at this temple, referred to as "Kamakura's western paradise," bring visitors a sense of tranquility. In autumn, the maple and ginkgo trees are illuminated for a limited period. Around Myochi-ike Pond and Hosei-ike Pond, visitors can enjoy the beauty and wonder of the autumn leaves reflected on the water’s surface.