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borders between districts Jokomyoji Temple Maruyamainarisha Shrine Riding the Enoden Line C Kamakura Free Kankyo Tegata is The Enoden (Enoshima Railway) is a railway thatC Tsurugaoka Hachimangu Shrine a special pass very useful connects Kamakura to Enoshima and Fujisawa. Ⓟ Yukinoshita-nichome C Shirahatajinja for traveling around Kamakura. - You can buy tickets at the ticket vending Ogigayatsu-nichome Shrine machine. This pass allows you to ride as much as you like within Gokokuji Temple Cherry Blossom / Apr. Peony / Apr. Azalea / Apr.-May Japanese Wisteria / May Hydrangea / May-Jun. Moss / Jun.-Jul. Lotus / Jul.-Aug. Crape Myrtle / Aug.-Sep. 文 文 a defined area on five bus and train lines that run through - There are many stations without station atten- Kamakura Tokeiji,文 Kenchoji, Engakuji, Kenchoji, Anyouin Tsurugaoka Hachimangu, Tokeiji, Meigetsuin, Myohoji (Seeing is limited) Tsurugaoka Hachimangu, Tokeiji, Hasedera, dants. When you have no time to buy a ticket Eishoji Temple Kokuhoukan Museum the most famous tourist attractions of Kamakura. Tsurugaoka Hachimangu, Tsurugaoka Hachimangu, Hasedera, Zuisenji, Jojuin Zuisenji, Hasedera Komyoji Hongakuji, Gokurakuji You will also be able to receive discounts from participating shrines, temples, and and get on a train, you can buy a replacement ticket from an on-board conduc- Jufukuji Temple Kawakita Film Museum Dankazura, Hasedera Hasedera Genpei-ike Pond museums, and special service from participating stores in the area. tor. When getting off at a station with no attendants, you may give your ticket 鎌 倉 to a nearby conductor, or put it in a used ticket box. Sannotorii C ●Pass Available Area C - You may use PASMO/Suica cards. Train Enoden Kamakura Sta.—Hase Sta. Yasakadaijin Shrine Kaburaki Kiyokata Memorial Art Museum Bus Kamakura Sta. East Exit Bus Terminal No.2—Kitakamakura Sta. Kamakura Museum (Charged) Kamakura Sta. East Exit Bus Terminal No.4—Daitonomiya Yukinoshita-icchome of History and Culture Remains of Kamakura Sta. East Exit Bus Terminal No.5—Jomyoji Osaragi Jiro Dankazura Wakamiyaoji 文 Kamakura Sta. East Exit Bus Terminal No.1, 6—Daibutsumae Left: Used Ticket Box and Ogigayatsu-icchome Chatei 文 Bakufu Hokaiji Kamakura Sta. East Exit Bus Terminal No.3—Nagoe PASMO/Suica Touch ATM Bush Clover / Sep.-Oct. Fragrant-olive文 / Oct. Autumn Leaves / Nov.-Dec. Winter Peony / Jan.-Feb. Narcissus / Jan.-Feb. Ume (plum) / Feb.-Mar. Camellia / Feb.-Mar. Magnolia / Mar.-Apr. Yukinoshita Temple * You cannot ride the bus line leaving from Kamakura Sta. East Exit Bus Terminal No.7 and Panel Hokaiji, Jochiji, Kaizoji Ennoji Zuisenji, Engakuji, Tokeiji, Tsurugaoka Hachimangu Tokeiji, Zuisenji Engakuji, Tokeiji, Hokokuji, Kotokuin Engakuji, Tokeiji, Post Oce heading towards Kuhonji (circular route), Shin-Zushi Sta. and Kotsubo. Komachidori St. Wakamiyaoji Meigetsuin, Kenchoji, Hasedera, Hokaiji, (Daibutsu), Daigyoji Meigetsuin KAMAKURA Tatsumijinja Hasedera Egara Tenjinsha * On the bus heading towards Daitonomiya, you may freely ride all the way to the final stop. Down: PASMO/Suica Shrine For other lines, please pay attention to the area you are allowed to travel freely in with the pass. Touch Panel Komachi-nichome Myoryuji Temple Mt. Rokkokukenzan Forest Park ●Sales Places TOURIST ← Jizomae Kamakurabori Kobukuroya Ofuna Around Kamakura Sta. / Kamakura tourist information center (east exit), Enoden Kamakura Sta., Riding the Bus Lawson C YamasakiAssembly Hall Enoden Kamakura information center (east exit), Shonan Keikyu Bus information desk at Ka- - When getting on at the front of the bus: Tell the Yamazaki Sanzagaike Pond driver your destination, and pay the amount Onarimachi Remains of makura Sta. (east exit) MAP Enoden Utsunomiyazushi Bakufu (Lake Kamakura) required, or touch your PASMO/Suica card on the Kamakura Sta. Shinmeijinja Shrine Around Kitakamakura Sta. / Engakuji souvenir shop, Kitakamakura Old Private House Museum, Ninotorii Kitakamakuradai touch panel. Imaizumidai Others / Enoden Hase Sta., Shonan Keikyu Bus Kamakura business office (Yuigahama 2-1-12) JR Kamakura Sta. CFamilyMart Remains of Yakumojinja Shrine ▲Mt. Rokkokukenzan - When getting on at the back of the bus: When SevenEleven Nichiren Tsujiseppo Kosakayubinkyokumae ATM (Yamanouchi) Sanzagaike Forest Park ●Price: Adult 570 yen, Child 290 yen Kamakura City Oce 147.2m you get on, take a numbered ticket, or touch your ◎ C ATM ※Tickets are not sold on January 1, 2 and 3. Tourist Information PASMO/Suica card on the touch panel. When get- C C Daigyoji Hirukojinja Shrine Yamasaki Koshoji Temple JR Kitakamakura Sta. Kamakurakohan ting off, check the electronic board, and pay the Temple Ａ 文 Elementary ATM Onari Family Mart School Engakuji Temple Yamanouchi amount indicated for the number on your ticket. Kamakura Lifelong Learning Center Omachi-icchome LawsonC Elementary C ATM Shoseiin Temple Mt. Ohirayama If you use PASMO/Suica, touch your PASMO/Suica School Tourism Family Kamakura Machiyairiguchi Mart 159.2m card on the touch panel. Association MaruyamaichibandoriPost Oce Kitakamakura Kitakamakura Yokohama Fujitsuka Kitakamakura Old Private House Museum ▲ - You can get up to 1,000 yen changed on the bus. Elementary Komachi-icchome Joshigakuen 文 Ⓟ Hansouboushita City - You may use PASMO/Suica cards. School Myohonji Temple Yoh Shomei 文 Hongakuji Tokeiji Temple Art Museum Lawson Meigetsuin Temple For bus and Enoden travel around the C Temple Matsugaoka Treasure House Tenen Hiking Trail Kamakura area, the one day Roken Kamakura Tenen Terabun Family Mart (Admission fee charged “Kamakura Free Kankyo Tegata” (one-day free pass) is a Kamakura Central Park C at the entrance ENGLISH very useful and inexpensive option. Maruyamayonbandori Gionyama Hiking Trail Meigetsuin of Kenchoji Temple) Suzaki Kosenjo Monument KyoonjiKamakura Temple Chuo KoeniriguchiJoeiji Temple Jochiji Temple Kamakura Chuo Koen Taihoji Temple Ohirayamakoen Kamakura Enmeiji Kamicho Kamakura Sta. and Bus Terminal Hamanami Daikeiji Temple Temple Yamanoue Yagumojinja Shrine Komachidori ↑Wakamiyaoji St. ZaimokuzaWakamiyaoji Seashore St.→ Kamakura Rotary Yamanouechuo Access to Kamakura St. 3 Togakuji Temple Gimnasium Betsuganji Temple East Daiichi Fukasawa Hiatarikoen Elementary Tokoji Temple Junior High School Anyouin Temple Kamakura Gakuen 文 C 2 Kamakura Chojuji Mt. Tendaisan▲ 6 School Temple 文 JR Chuo Line → Goryojinja Shrine Jogakuin Jogyoji 141.4m Narita 7 C Fukasawa Grave Kenchoji Residence of Utsumi family Airport 4 Kamakura Temple Kenchoji Temple 1 Elementary Attributed to Lawson Ⓟ Nikaido Shinjuku 5 Police School Hatakeyama FukasawaPolice Station Kakuonji Kaifukijizo Ticket Gate box 文 文 Fujimidai Omachi-nichome C Nishimikado 文 (JR / East) Shigeyasu Junior High Temple Tokyo JR Ichinotorii Underpass↑ Fare Gate School Esujisakashita (JR / East) Kamakura Family Mart Higashikajiwara Sta. Fukasawa Kuzuharaokajinja Shrine Kamegayatsuzaka Ｂ Tokyo – Kamakura: 55 min shougakkomae C 0 200m Kiridoshi Pass Ennoji CATMSeven Eleven Kajiwara Tokyo – Ofuna: 48 min Kaizoji Temple Temple JR Yokosuka Line Enlarged Map of Kamakura Sta. Area Hino Toshimoto’s Yakuoji Yagumojinja Shrine Grave Temple The Museum of Modern Art, Genjiyama-iriguchi Kamakura Annex Tsurugaoka (Nishimikado) ↓ Transfer Gate Fare Gate Hiatari (JR / West) Enoden Nishikajiwara 文 Odakyu Line Fare Gate Hachimangu Raikoji Temle Underpass (Enoden) Kamakura Kajiwara Kobukurozaka Shrine Museum Daini Junior (Nishimikado) Ticket Gate Ticket Gate Sta. Fueda Kikyoyama Genjiyama Park Juniso (JR / West) (Enoden) Kiridoshi Pass Hachimanguura High School Zuisenji Temple Jokomyoji Oe no Hiromoto’s Remains of Yofukuji Temple West Kewaizaka Kiridoshi Pass Temple Myodenji Ⓟ Grave ↑ Zeniaraibenzaiten Egara Tenjinsha Zeniaraibenzaiten Shrine Temple Tsurugaoka Hachimangu Keikyu Kajiwaraguchi Ugafukujinja Shrine Shrine Line Haneda Ogigayatsu Shrine Yoritomo’s Grave Airport Remains of Kamakuragu Kamakurareien Seimonmae Tachiarai il Statue of Minamoto no Yoritomo Shirahatajinja Hokkedo Temple a Gokokuji Ⓟ (Otonomiya) Lawson r Shrine Kamakura Station East Exit Bus Terminal Information Butsugyoji Temple C T Yokohama – Kamakura: 25 min Temple Elementary & Junior High School, Shrine Morinagashinno’s g Yokohama National Univ. Daitonomiya Grave No. Major Sites Along the Line Final Destination n i Kawakita Monument of Okura Bakufu Yokohama – Ofuna: 18 min k i Eishoji Temple Film Museum 文 文 Hasedera, Kotokuin (Great Buddha) Fujisawa Sta., Kikyoyama H 文 Tenjinmae Asaina Kiridoshi Pass Kamakura 1 Seisen Elementary ※Daibutsumae u Mt. Genjiyama ▲ Jufukuji Temple Kokuhoukan Museum Tokiwa s t School Daini 92.6m (No entry permitted Hachimangu Family Mart 文 Tsurugaoka Hachimangu, Kenchoji, Ofuna Sta., Kamiooka Sta., Hongodai Sta. Mishimajinja Shrine Tokiwaguchi u Kaburaki Kiyokata C 文 Elementary Kumanojinja Shrine Junisojinja Shrine b Lawson i beyond the Chumon gate) C Yakumojinja Sasukeinarijinja Shrine Memorial Art Museum Daigakumae School Kitakamakura ※Kitakamakura Sta. Shrine a Wakaremichi Jomyoji Temple 2 Seven Eleven D Sugimotodera Hasedera, Yuigahama, Inamuragasaki Shichirigahama (Tokiwa) / Yasakadaijin Shrine Ⓟ Enkyuji a (Charged) Temple Junisojinja C ATM k o JR Tokaido/Yokosuka/ Nagoe, Choshoji ※Nagoe Shin-Zushi Sta., Midorigaoka Iriguchi Temple Nakanosaka Dankazura ATM Hokaiji Temple Sugimotokannon Keikyu Line Fueda Park Hojoshi Tokiwa Residence Site a Kamakura Museum Shonan-Shinjuku lines r Wakamiyaoji Yukinoshita Post Oce (Hagidera) Kamakura Youth Center 3 a of History and Culture Enoshima-Kamakura Downtown Regular Sightseeing
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    Hiraizumi Kiyoshi (1895-1984): 'Spiritual History' in the Service of the Nation In Twentieth Century Japan By Kiyoshi Ueda A Thesis submitted in conformity with the requirements for the Degree of Doctor of Philosophy, Graduate Department of History, in the University of Toronto © Copyright by Kiyoshi Ueda, 2008 Library and Bibliotheque et 1*1 Archives Canada Archives Canada Published Heritage Direction du Branch Patrimoine de I'edition 395 Wellington Street 395, rue Wellington Ottawa ON K1A0N4 Ottawa ON K1A0N4 Canada Canada Your file Votre reference ISBN: 978-0-494-44743-7 Our file Notre reference ISBN: 978-0-494-44743-7 NOTICE: AVIS: The author has granted a non­ L'auteur a accorde une licence non exclusive exclusive license allowing Library permettant a la Bibliotheque et Archives and Archives Canada to reproduce, Canada de reproduire, publier, archiver, publish, archive, preserve, conserve, sauvegarder, conserver, transmettre au public communicate to the public by par telecommunication ou par Plntemet, prefer, telecommunication or on the Internet, distribuer et vendre des theses partout dans loan, distribute and sell theses le monde, a des fins commerciales ou autres, worldwide, for commercial or non­ sur support microforme, papier, electronique commercial purposes, in microform, et/ou autres formats. paper, electronic and/or any other formats. The author retains copyright L'auteur conserve la propriete du droit d'auteur ownership and moral rights in et des droits moraux qui protege cette these. this thesis. Neither the thesis Ni la these ni des extraits substantiels de nor substantial extracts from it celle-ci ne doivent etre imprimes ou autrement may be printed or otherwise reproduits sans son autorisation.
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    Kanagawa Travel Guide

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