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Joju-in Temple
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- Address
- 極楽寺1-1-5
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- Phone
- +81-467-22-3410
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- Open Hours
- 1-12: Mon-Sun: - 08:00-17:00
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About this sight
Joju-in, founded in 1219 by lord Hojo Yasutoki, is a temple in Kamakura known for its hydrangea blossoms and for bringing luck in matchmaking. The hydrangeas are in full bloom from mid-June to July.
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