Visit Engaku-ji - An ancient temple in the heart of Kamakura

#japantrip Engaku-ji Temple, built in 1282 by Zen master Mugaku Sogen, is located in Kamakura City, Kanagawa Prefecture. The temple exudes the majesty of the Rinzai Zen sect, an ancient branch of Buddhism originating from China. This is not only a place of practice, but also a great destination for those who want to explore the profound Japanese Buddhist culture. December in Japan is when many places have passed the red leaf season, the trees change to a new color. However, at Engaku-ji Temple, early December is the ideal time to enjoy the most beautiful red colors of autumn, each branch, each bright red leaf mixed with yellow, creating a shimmering scene like in a painting. Walking along the ancient stone steps, visitors will find themselves lost in a world that is both peaceful and romantic. An activity not to be missed when coming here is experiencing Zen with monks in the morning. The 1-hour Zen session helps visitors enjoy and find peace in both the surrounding space and their souls, what an interesting activity, right? If you are looking for a place to relax and heal your soul, Engaku-ji Temple is definitely a destination not to be missed. Come here with your family and friends to discover the special beauty of this temple during the red leaf season!