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An ancient shrine said to have been founded in the Enryaku era with ties to Yamato Takeru, watching over Tomisato's watermelon country from the hilltop

A branch of Katori Jingu faith where pasture warriors prayed for military fortune in the heart of Shimosa

A shrine of Ise faith connected to the imperial ranch, venerating Amaterasu with autumn thanksgiving offerings

A fire-prevention shrine founded in the Keicho era, with Edo-period stone lanterns bearing the prayers of farmers

A Konpira shrine invited by farmers for irrigation prayers in 1750, where the tradition of dedicatory sumo lives on

A Yakushi Nyorai sacred site founded in the Muromachi era, with Edo-period stone Buddhas narrating rural faith

A Soto Zen temple founded in the Sengoku era, where the spirit of shikantaza zazen lives on in rural Tomisato

Kumano faith rooted in Tomisato's ranching land, guarded by a divine tree estimated at over 200 years old

A Hokke faith temple rooted in Nichiren's missionary footprints in Shimosa, with Kishimojin guarding safe childbirth