Yakumo Shrine

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Photo: Steve Morton / JT

Yakumo Shrine, also called Yakumo Jinja, was established around 1082 by Yoshimitsu Minamoto—a Minamoto clan samurai during the Heian Period—and is believed to be the oldest talismanic shrine in Kamakura. It is located in the Omachi neighborhood and is said to ward off bad luck.

信息

地址

1-11-20 Ōmachi, Kamakura, Kanagawa (路线)

营业时间

24小时开放 现正开放

开放时间

星期一 24小时开放
星期二 24小时开放
星期三 24小时开放
星期四 24小时开放
星期五 24小时开放
星期六 24小时开放
星期天 24小时开放
假期 24小时开放

价格

免费入场

电话号码

0467-22-3347

交通方式

The shrine is about a 10-minute walk from JR Kamakura Station.

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