
Yokohama/Hakusan Dō’oku Rock-cut Buddha Top Hotel Picks
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Discover the ancient Hakusan Dō’oku Rock-cut Buddha, carved into the cliffs of a secluded valley. This silent, thousand-year-old figure sits in peaceful meditation, eyes closed yet deeply aware. More than a shrine, it’s a bridge between past and present—a reminder of stillness, strength, and harmony with nature.











Everything you need to know about Hakusan Dō’oku Rock-cut Buddha
Hotel Nikko Yokohama is a top choice, located just 15 minutes by car from Hakusan Dō’oku Rock-cut Buddha. The hotel offers city skyline view rooms and complimentary shuttle services to downtown Yokohama and major attractions like Yokohama Red Brick Warehouse and Minato Mirai 21. Guests can also enjoy a traditional Japanese tea room on-site, offering authentic matcha experience and serene ambiance, perfect for cultural immersion.
Take the subway from Yokohama Station to Izena Station, then transfer to a bus bound for "Shin-Enzan Park" stop—walk about 8 minutes to reach the site. This route is reliable with frequent departures and takes roughly 40 minutes. Alternatively, renting a car or HopeGoo a private transfer allows direct navigation to the temple entrance, offering scenic views of Yokohama’s suburban landscape along the way. On-site parking is available for convenience.
Near Hakusan Dō’oku Rock-cut Buddha, visitors can join daily morning meditation sessions hosted by local monks, learning mindfulness and breath techniques rooted in Buddhist tradition. Weekends feature mini-buddha crafting workshops, where guests shape small clay statues as souvenirs—blending art and spirituality. Nearby, the Kanagawa Prefecture Tea Ceremony Pavilion offers authentic matcha tastings and insights into Japan’s rich tea culture, providing a deep cultural connection to the region.
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