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Jufukuji
神奈川県
Founded by Masako with Eisai — Kamakura's 3rd Zen temple, with Masako and Sanetomo's cave tombs
創建
1200 年
種別
寺院
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10 min walk from JR Kamakura Station West Exit
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Temple
Founded 1200
826 years
Enshrined Deity
釈迦如来
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Buddhist Sect
Rinzai (Kenchoji branch)
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概要
Third-ranked temple of the Kamakura Five Mountains, founded by Masako with Eisai as its first abbot. Contains the tombs of Masako and Sanetomo.
由緒
Founded in 1200 by Hojo Masako to mourn her husband Yoritomo, with Eisai as founding priest — Kamakura's oldest Zen temple. The site was the former residence of Yoritomo's father Yoshitomo. Eisai served tea to Shogun Sanetomo here and authored Japan's first tea treatise 'Kissa Yojoki.' Ranked 3rd of…
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Haiku Composed Here
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墓参して寿福禅寺の梅にあり
Takahama Kyoshi
Seasonal word
梅（春）
寿福寺には虚子が眠る。生前の虚子が墓参の際、この寺の梅に心を寄せて詠んだ句。虚子没後は毎年「虚子忌」に門下の俳人がこの句を手向ける。
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Divine Benefits
Warding Off Evil
Purification
Rebirth in Pure Land
Averting disaster, directional protection, warding off epidemics. Central at Fudo, Kannon, and Gion-related sites.
Derived from the enshrined deity "釈迦如来"

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Festivals & Events
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8月
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Jufukuji Segaki Service
The Segaki service at Jufukuji, the family temple of Minamoto no Yoritomo and founded by Hojo Masako, ranked third among the Five Mountains of Kamakura. Solemn Obon Segaki rites are held at this renowned Rinzai temple, keeping alive the Kamakura history connected to Hojo Masako and Sanetomo.

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Hojo Masako (1157–1225) co-founded the Kamakura shogunate as Minamoto no Yoritomo's wife and led it to victory in the Jokyu War as the Nun Shogun. A comprehensive guide to Masako-related sites in Kamakura — Jufukuji, Anyoin, Tsurugaoka Hachimangu, and Eishoji — with efficient visiting routes.
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Hojo Tokimasa: First Regent of Kamakura — Life and Pilgrimage Guide
Hojo Tokimasa supported the Kamakura shogunate's founding by giving his daughter Masako to Yoritomo, and became its first regent in 1203. After power struggles including the Hiki clan's destruction and Hatakeyama Shigetada's fall, he was ousted and retired to Izu. A detailed guide to associated sites in Izu and Kamakura.
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Related Historical Events
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1219
Assassination of Minamoto no Sanetomo
On January 27, 1219, Minamoto no Sanetomo was assassinated by his nephew Kugyō (son of Minamoto no Yoriie) at the steps of Tsurugaoka Hachimangu after a ceremony celebrating his appointment as Minister of the Right. Kugyō was immediately killed by Hōjō retainers. Sanetomo, 28 years old, was also an accomplished waka poet. His death extinguished the Minamoto shogunal bloodline, prompting the Hōjō to appoint Fujiwara and imperial princes as figureheads, consolidating Hōjō regency power.
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Related Figures
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Hojo Masako
Nun Shogun
Age 43 at founding
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Founded by Masako in 1200 after Yoritomo's death, with Eisai as the founding abbot. Built on the site of Yoshitomo's former residence, the temple houses the graves of both Masako and Sanetomo in rock-cut tombs on the hillside behind the temple.
Minamoto no Yoritomo
First Shogun of Kamakura
Age 53 at founding (posthumous)
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Jufukuji was built on the site of Yoritomo's father Yoshitomo's residence. Yoritomo himself wished to build a temple here, and after his death, Masako fulfilled that wish. As the third-ranked of the Five Great Zen Temples, it carries the Minamoto legacy.
Hojo Yoshitoki
Second Regent
Age 37 at founding
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Yoshitoki supported Jufukuji, founded by his sister Masako, as a Hojo family temple. The graves of Masako and Sanetomo in the hillside behind the temple made it a place of remembrance for him.
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