The Jizo Statues in Kamakura, Japan are some of the most iconic landmarks in the city. There are thousands of stone statues along two trails, located at the foot of the mountain near the Hase-dera temple. The statues represent the Buddhist deity known as Jizo, who is a guardian figure of travelers and children. The statues are believed to have been built between the 13th and 14th centuries. There are so many of them that the trails have become known as the "samurai walk". Visitors are encouraged to take the time to take in the tranquility of the trail, and appreciate the beautiful atmosphere. A pilgrimage to this site has been popular for centuries, and visitors from all faiths and backgrounds are welcome. The statues here are a perfect reminder of the past, and a unique way to experience the history of Japan.
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