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Engishiki-listed ancient shrine of Kazusa with intricately carved dragons on its Edo-period front porch ornamentation

Inari shrine whose vermillion torii approach has watched over Mobara's development from agriculture to natural gas industry

Katori faith shrine whose sacred grove preserves precious natural habitat even as Mobara urbanizes around it

Tendai temple founded in 860 by a disciple of Ennin, beloved as a Mobara Seven Lucky Gods site enshrining Fukurokuju

Chief guardian of Mobara founded in the early Kamakura period, whose autumn festival parade of floats and mikoshi is Kazusa's grandest

Major outer-Boso Nichiren temple founded in 1276, treasuring a mandala principal image in Saint Nichiren's own hand

Heian-era Shingon Buzan temple whose Yakushi Nyorai and Kobo Daishi hall have supported healing and faith in Mobara's farming villages

Ancient Kazusa shrine enshrining Ototachibana-hime, conveying the history of the Tachibana clan's settlement in Honno

Nichiren temple founded around 1320 whose October Oe-shiki mantle-lantern procession lights up Mobara's autumn nights

Muromachi-era nenbutsu hall along the Honno highway, its weeping cherry blossoms a hidden spring gem of Mobara