What other travelers are saying about Hase-dera Temple
This place is incredibly peaceful and beautifully maintained. The space is neither too vast nor too cramped, allowing visitors to fully enjoy their time exploring. There are plenty of picturesque spots for photos, along with a variety of activities to engage in. It’s a destination where everyone can relax and take in the serene atmosphere. Despite the chilly weather, the gardens, decorations, and flowers remain stunning, adding to the charm and tranquility of the experience.
Hasedera Temple is an incredibly peaceful and calming place, perfect for those looking to escape the hustle and bustle. The entrance fee is 400 yen, and it is absolutely worth it. The views are breathtaking, offering a serene landscape that enhances the temple’s tranquil atmosphere.
I visited during the last week of February, just as winter was transitioning into spring. The crisp winter air mixed with the gentle spring breeze created a refreshing and unique experience. If you’re looking for a beautiful, quiet spot to relax and appreciate nature, Hasedera Temple is a must-visit!
A must-visit stop. Simply majestic and powerful. Note: the famous sakuras were already in bloom at the temple! I was deeply moved and grateful to have seen them on my trip.
It’s such a wonderful shrine, featuring a large Guan Yin statue that brings a sense of peace and relaxation. You can really feel the powerful sacred energy here. Lighting candles to make offerings and pray makes the experience even more special. The shrine is large and beautifully designed, with several other smaller shrines in the area to visit. Plus, the views of the city and sea are absolutely stunning. Truly impressive!
Plenty of stairs to go up to, to be able to go around the whole place. Super nice and well maintained temple and surrounding. A lot of colorful trees. We could spend hours just feeling the vibe here and enjoying the whole place. My kids loved it. 2hrs would be good enough to go around.
