Goryo Shrine
History and Deity Goryo Shrine enshrines Wada Yoshimori, a famous general from the Kamakura period. ππΈ He was a loyal vassal of Minamoto no Yoritomo. The shrine is renowned for prayers for traffic safety and domestic peace. πΏ Are there any war criminals enshrined? π Don't worry! This is a pure regional historical shrine. There are no war criminals enshrined here. β¨ Anime Filming Location ππΈ The anime films "Kimi no Koe o Todoketai" (I Want to Tell You My Voice) and the classic train scene from "Slam Dunk" were both filmed here. Anime fans must visit and take photos! ποΈ π Best Season The hydrangea season in June every year is the most beautiful time. ππΈ The hydrangeas blooming on both sides of the shrine's path, combined with the passing train, create a scene straight out of an anime. πΏπΈ Shrine Features β’ Hydrangeas x Train: A stunning Kamakura view π β’ Torii gates by the railway + stone steps: A nostalgic Japanese street vibe β’ Anime-inspired scenes + perfect photo angles πΈ ππΈ Nearby Recommendations β’ Hasedera Temple (another famous flower-viewing spot) π β’ Great Buddha of Kamakura (a national treasure) β’ Kamakura High School Station (the train station from "Slam Dunk") ππΈ β’ Yuigahama Beach (the best spot for watching sunsets) π #Kamakura #Shrines #Hydrangeas #JapanTravel π
