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Ancient Kazusa shrine where Yamato Takeru's eastern campaign legend lives on, overlooking Tokyo Bay as a maritime guardian

Shrine honoring Ototachibana Hime from the Kojiki, said to give rise to the place name Futtsu through her legendary sacrifice

Shingon temple founded in the Engi era by Sanuki migrants, its name embodying the cultural bond between Boso and Shikoku

Ancient shrine atop a Kofun-period burial mound from the 5th century, where ancestor worship and Shinto faith uniquely merge

Jodo temple at the foot of Mount Nokogiri, a prayer haven for sailors and travelers passing through Kanaya port since the Muromachi period

Tendai temple founded in 1550 as the family temple of Sanuki Castle lords, whose samurai gravestones chronicle the domain era

Ancient Kazusa Hachiman shrine founded in 809, where tradition holds that Yoritomo stopped to worship on his march to Kamakura

Suwa shrine guarding the entrance to Tokyo Bay, its grand festival featuring fishermen bearing large catch flags

Shingon esoteric temple in a Tokyo Bay fishing village continuing the dharma of Kobo Daishi, where Fudo Myo-o guards maritime safety