Hasedera — photo spot in 3-chōme-11-2 Hase, Kamakura, Kanagawa 248-0016, Japan
Hasedera
Hasedera is a hillside Buddhist temple famed for its 11-headed Kannon statue, tiered wooden terraces with views over Sagami Bay, serene ponds and seasonal gardens (notably hydrangeas in June and autumn leaves). Photograph sweeping bay panoramas from the main veranda, intimate garden reflections, temple architecture and close-up statue details. Best visited at sunrise or late afternoon for warm light and fewer crowds; hydrangea season (mid-May–July) and autumn foliage are peak. Expect steps and a
Hasedera
Hasedera is a hillside Buddhist temple famed for its 11-headed Kannon statue, tiered wooden terraces with views over Sagami Bay, serene ponds and seasonal gardens (notably hydrangeas in June and autumn leaves). Photograph sweeping bay panoramas from the main veranda, intimate garden reflections, temple architecture and close-up statue details. Best visited at sunrise or late afternoon for warm light and fewer crowds; hydrangea season (mid-May–July) and autumn foliage are peak. Expect steps and a