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Kamakura—Temple of Hachiman

“Kamakura is historic ground, and each shrine has its legends. The great temple of Hachiman, the God of War, remains but a fragment of its former self, the buildings standing at the head of a high stone-embanked terrace, from which a broad avenue of trees runs straight to the sea, a mile and a half away.”

Eliza Ruhamah Scidmore, Jinrikisha Days in Japan, (New York, 1891) p. 39

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Lotus Pond
Hachiman Shrine
Avenue Leading to Hachiman Shrine
Entrance to Temple
Great Buddha
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Brinkley’s Japan courtesy Hood Museum of Art, Dartmouth College
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