Half-Day Tour to Seven Gods of Fortune in Kamakura and Enoshima

Why choose this Kamakura tour ?

Shichifukujin or Seven Gods of Fortune are the seven deities of Indian, Chinese and Japanese origin.
They are thought to bring wealth and fortune.
Visiting Shichifukujin, you get Goshuin.
Goshuin is the seal of a pilgrimage shrine/ temple.
At each office of the shrine/ temple, stamping a pilgrimage seal is available, including hand writing in calligraphy on the square paper-board.
On completion of visiting eight spots, you may obtain the specific seal of blessing which suggests wishes come true.
You are supposed to get good luck and happiness.
You also have spiritual experiences in each site.

Riding with Enoden, which is the beautiful, old-style train, you can see the fascinating view of the astonishing Sho-nan Ocean and the island of Enoshima from the train windows.
Enoden runs on the vehicle road in some areas and is lined with eaves of private houses in the downtown area.

As I am a Japanese language teacher I will teach you useful Japanese tips during the tour.

Half-Day Tour to Seven Gods of Fortune in Kamakura and Enoshima

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What makes Half-Day Tour to Seven Gods of Fortune in Kamakura and Enoshima a unique experience ?

You visit Hotei enshrined in Jochiji temple.
Hotei is of China origin, the deity of contentment and happiness.
He is a Buddhist priest, has a round face and full figure, holds a big bag and a fan.
Entrance fee; ￥200

You visit Hata-age Benzai-ten enshrined in a subsidiary shrine of Turugaoka Hachimangu、 stands on the shore of Gen-Pei pond.
Hata-age Benzai-ten is of Indian origin, the deity of victory and achievement.

You visit Bishamon-ten enshrined in Hokaiji.　
Bishamon-ten is of Indian origin,the deity of treasure and warriors.
He wears armor and carries a small pagoda.
Entrance fee; ￥300

You visit Jurōjin enshrined in Myoryuji temple.
Jurojin is of China origin, the aged deity of wisdom and longevity.

You visit Ebisu enshrined in Hongakuji temple.
Ebisu is of Japanese origin, the deity of commerce and fishermen.
He holds a big sea bream under his left arm and a fishing rod in his right hand.

You visit Daikoku-ten enshrined in Hasedera temple.
Daikoku-ten is of Indian origin, the deity of wealth and kitchen.
He wears a hood, and holds a big bag filled with treasures on his left shoulder and a Luck mallet in his right hand.
Entrance fee; ￥400

You visit Fukurokuju enshrined in Gryo jinjya shirine.
Fukurokuju is of China origin, the deity of happiness, prosperity and long life.
Entrance fee; ￥100

You visit Myo-onBenzai-ten enshrined in Enoshima jinjya shrine.
Myo-onBenzai-ten is of Indian origin, the deity of eloquence, music and wisdom.
She holds a biwa (Japanese mandolin).
Entrance fee; ￥200

Tour Description & Additional Info:

Service animals allowed
Public transportation options are available nearby
Not recommended for travelers with spinal injuries
Not recommended for pregnant travelers
Not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health
Travelers should have at least a moderate level of physical fitness

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