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An ancient shrine of the Tone River town, founded in the late Heian era, praying for plague dispelling at the summer Gion Festival

Founded in the Northern and Southern Courts era, with autumn Oe-shiki lantern processions marking Nagareyama's Nichiren faith

A branch of Katori Grand Shrine near where Shinsengumi commander Kondo Isami pitched his final camp

The general guardian enshrined on the hill formed by Tone River sediment — the very origin of Nagareyama's name

One of the Kanto Eighteen Danrin — a celebrated Jodo temple that trained generations of scholar-monks

Revered as the fire-prevention guardian by the mirin brewers who once made Nagareyama famous

A Shingon temple built by Edo-era land reclamation settlers, with a five-storied pagoda rising in the grounds

A Kamakura-period Hachiman shrine that has blessed warriors' fortunes as the guardian of Nonoshita

Where Kondo Isami set up his final camp under the alias Okubo Yamato in April 1868 — his last stand

The beloved Osuwa-sama, a branch of Suwa Taisha enshrined amid a lush sacred grove in Nagareyama