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A Tendai temple on Lake Teganuma said to have been founded by Ennin around 850, where the bell resonates across the water

An Inari shrine enshrining the same deity as Ise's Outer Shrine, venerated for business prosperity with Kashiwa's commercial growth

Kashiwa's central guardian shrine founded with Dewa Sanzan deities in 1661, known for monthly-changing goshuin designs

Founded by Kukai in 807, one of the Kanto Three Benzaiten shrines with a vermilion pagoda above the Tone River

A Shingon temple traced to Kobo Daishi's eastern circuit, preserving prayers for bountiful harvests in rural Kashiwa

An ancient Suwa shrine transferred by Kamakura warriors from Shinano, serving as the general guardian near Kashiwa Station

Founded in the late Heian era, where Shimofusa warriors prayed for victory, with a great zelkova in the grounds

Earthen walls of the Tokugawa shogunate's Koganemaki horse pasture, operating for 260 years — surviving west of Kashiwa Station

A Muromachi-period Jodo temple adjacent to Masuo Castle ruins, founded as the castle lord's family temple

A Soto Zen temple founded in 1575, patron to the Tobari clan and later cradle of the school that became Higashi-Katsushika High School