■Address: 5-1-10 Jōmyōji, Kamakura City, Kanagawa Prefecture
■Subjects that can be photographed: hydrangea, autumn leaves
■Recommended Season: Early Summer
■Recommended time: Noon
■Parking: None
■Admission fee: Yes
■Limited admission time: Yes
■Toilets: Available
Standing in the quiet mountains of KamakuraIchijō Keikan Mountain VillaThis historic building, constructed in the early Edo period by Emperor Go-Yozei's son, Prince Ichijō Keikan, preserves the elegance of bygone days through its relocated Kyoto architecture and dry landscape garden. During the rainy season, hydrangeas bloom lushly, while cool flowers float in the flower hand-water basin. As autumn deepens, the garden becomes enveloped in autumn leaves, unfolding a vibrantly colored landscape within the stillness.
