入场
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概览
The Enoden train passes directly in front of the shrine's torii gate, creating a dramatic moment where the crossing bells pause foot traffic and transform the approach from everyday life to sacred space.
The shrine's inner grounds are strictly photography-prohibited, making it one of the few Kamakura shrines where visitors must experience the sacred space with their eyes only, not through camera lenses.
The shrine's name comes from a unique origin: it enshrines five powerful clans (Kamakura, Kajiwara, Muraoka, Nagao, and Ōba), with "Goryō" (five spirits) evolving into "Goryō" (honorable spirits).
Special cat-themed goshuin (temple stamps) are available here, attracting collectors who time their visits to capture both the unique stamps and videos of trains passing the torii gate.
此 神社 提供 1 不同的 goshuin 设计
常规的
自由的
关于这个地方的有趣事实
The Enoden train passes directly in front of the shrine's torii gate, creating a dramatic moment where the crossing bells pause foot traffic and transform the approach from everyday life to sacred space.
The shrine's inner grounds are strictly photography-prohibited, making it one of the few Kamakura shrines where visitors must experience the sacred space with their eyes only, not through camera lenses.
The shrine's name comes from a unique origin: it enshrines five powerful clans (Kamakura, Kajiwara, Muraoka, Nagao, and Ōba), with "Goryō" (five spirits) evolving into "Goryō" (honorable spirits).
Kamakura, Kanagawa 州
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