Originated in the 13 century in order to connect major centers of trade in the Kamakura region. It now is an easy short cut between Kita-Kamakura Station and Kamakura Station. In the Edo period is was labeled as one of Kamakura's Seven Entrances. The first picture shows the Kita-Kamakura entrance directly next to Chojuji Temple and almost across the street from Kenchoji Temple. The the last picture shows a small building at the intersection on the Kamakura side that leads to the pass.
Wednesday, August 19, 2015
Kamegayatsuzaka Kiridoshi Pass Kamakura
Originated in the 13 century in order to connect major centers of trade in the Kamakura region. It now is an easy short cut between Kita-Kamakura Station and Kamakura Station. In the Edo period is was labeled as one of Kamakura's Seven Entrances. The first picture shows the Kita-Kamakura entrance directly next to Chojuji Temple and almost across the street from Kenchoji Temple. The the last picture shows a small building at the intersection on the Kamakura side that leads to the pass.
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