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Popularly known as Funabashi Daijingu, this ancient shikinaisha holds Yoritomo's donated lands and a rare Meiji lighthouse tower

Founded as guardian of Funabashi post town in the Edo period, a shrine of learning where plum blossoms recall Michizane's spirit

A Shinmei shrine founded in the Muromachi period, still serving as the spiritual center for East Funabashi's annual community rites

A prestigious temple bearing Iemitsu's 1648 vermillion seal, housing the only daimyo burial grounds in Funabashi for the Naruse lords of Inuyama

Ancient shrine rooted in Yamato Takeru's eastern campaign, with a rare Meiji-era lighthouse tower still standing within its grounds

A Kamakura-period Jizo of childbirth and child-granting, long cherished by post-town travelers and local families

A maritime guardian transferred from Sanuki, long venerated by fishermen in Funabashi's Tokyo Bay fishing community

Second shrine of Shimosa Province, celebrated for its once-every-seven-years Miyama festival, a grand rite for safe childbirth

Built on the site of Ieyasu's falconry palace, this tiny Tosho-gu — said to be Japan's smallest — recalls over 1,000 hunting excursions by the first Tokugawa shogun

A Heian-era Tendai temple with a Yakushi healing tradition, said to have hosted Tokugawa shoguns on their falconry visits