[Hydrangeas in Full Bloom] Kōsoku-ji Yamazaki Hydrangeas

Kōsoku-ji, a temple of the Nichiren sect. The grounds are home to a 200-year-old Chinese quince tree, designated as a natural monument of Kamakura City, along with various flowers that bloom throughout the seasons. From early May each year, about 200 varieties of mountain hydrangeas bloom, creating a refreshing scene even in the moist climate of the rainy season. Enjoy the native Japanese mountain hydrangeas while strolling through the temple grounds.

Date & Time

Early May～Early Jun 08:00～17:00

Note

Viewing hours are from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM. The event dates serve as an indication of the best viewing period. Depending on the climate, flowers that have bloomed will be displayed, and those that have passed their best will be pruned. The peak time to see many varieties is usually from early to late May.

Venue

Kōsoku-ji

Address

3-9-7 Hase, Kamakura City, Kanagawa Prefecture

Free

Admission fee 100 yen

Access (Public)

About a 6-minute walk from 'Hase' station

Contact

0467-22-2077 （Kōsoku-ji）