Engakuji Temple Shariden Hall
Discover Engaku-ji's Shariden, Kanagawa's only National Treasure building and Japan's oldest example of Chinese Zen architecture. This sacred hall housing Buddha's tooth relic opens just 3 days annually. Learn about its 600-year history, architectural significance, and how to visit this exclusive Kamakura treasure.
The Origins of the Taima Mandala, Colored on Paper
Discover the National Treasure Taima Mandala Engi, a stunning Kamakura period scroll painting at Komyo-ji Temple. This masterpiece tells the legendary story of Princess Chujo and the divine creation of the Taima Mandala, showcasing exquisite yamato-e techniques and Pure Land Buddhist faith.
Silk and Light Colored Statue of Lankei Daolong
Illustrated Biography of Shonin in Color on Silk (written by
Colored Statue of Sadamasa Kanazawa on Silk
Portrait of Kanazawa Sadaaki, Colored on Silk
Colored Portrait of Kentoki Hojo on Silk
Colored Portrait of Hojo Jitsuki on Silk
Ancient Sacred Treasures
Ancient Sacred Treasures
Shomyoji Sacred Teachings/Kanazawa Bunko Documents
Calligraphy of the Zen Master Daikaku (Rules of Dharma
Tachi (inscribed Masatsune)
Bronze Seated Amida Buddha Statue
Temple Bell
Temple Bell
Hedge Chrysanthemum Mother of Pearl Inlay and Maki E
Sentence Collection Notes
Light Coloured Painting of the Ten Perfections on Paper (by
Ten Benefits, Light Color on Paper (by Ike Taiga)
Ink Painting on Paper of Frozen Clouds and Sifted Snow (by
Seisetsu Masazumi's Calligraphy (Posthumous Poem, January