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Ancient Katori shrine along the Tone River whose lion dance is a Chiba Prefectural Intangible Folk Cultural Property

Tendai temple founded by Ennin whose Yakushi Nyorai has healed the faithful and kept its dharma flame for over a millennium

Genroku-era Ise shrine where newly brewed soy sauce is offered at the autumn harvest festival, a uniquely Noda tradition

One of the Kanto 33 Kannon pilgrimage sites, developed through donations from Noda's soy sauce brewers near the Tone River

Chief guardian of Noda whose shrine buildings were built through donations from the Mogi and Takanashi soy sauce families

Bodaiji of the Sekiyado domain lords at the Tone-Edo River divergence, its samurai gravestones preserving early-modern history

Fire prevention deity especially venerated by soy sauce brewers who worked with fire, guardian of Kikkoman's hometown

Katori shrine guarding the Tone-Edo River divergence point and the historic Sekiyado castle town

Ancient shrine founded in 851 with about 400 cherry trees, celebrated throughout Chiba for both blossoms and exam success prayers

Jodo Shinshu hall with Shinran founding tradition, carrying forward the Pure Land faith of the Tone River basin