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Buddhist Temple📍 Kanagawa, Japan
Kawasaki Daishi
平間寺
Kawasaki Daishi, formally Heiken-ji, is a major Shingon temple dedicated to Kobo Daishi, revered for warding off misfortune (yakuyoke). It ranks among Japan's most popular spots for New Year's first prayers, and its temple town is famous for shops rhythmically chopping herbal throat candy.
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Goshuin at Kawasaki Daishi
| 川崎大師平間寺（大本堂） | ¥300 | Year-round |
| 季節・行事限定御朱印 | — | Seasonal / limited period |
Prices from ¥300. Bring cash — cards are rarely accepted at shrine offices.
Access
New to goshuin? Read how to receive one and the etiquette guide first. Details can change — please confirm with the official site before visiting.