area/[pref]/[city]

A shrine atop Kanayama Castle ruins (one of Japan's 100 Famous Castles) enshrining Nitta Yoshisada, who destroyed the Kamakura shogunate

A Shingon sacred site atop Mt. Kanayama said to have been practiced by Kukai, with a miniature Shikoku pilgrimage circuit on the grounds

A Tenjin shrine founded to promote learning in Nitta Manor, now also drawing worshippers from Subaru's Ota factory for skill-improvement prayers

An ancient shrine revered as the guardian of medieval Nitta Manor, said to be a site where Yoshisada prayed before his uprising

A Toshogu in Serada, the claimed birthplace of the Tokugawa clan, conveying the roots of the Tokugawa who claimed Nitta descent

One of Japan's 100 Famous Castles, renowned for stone wall construction rare among Kanto medieval castles, with panoramic views of the Kanto Plain

Named from the legend of Minamoto no Yoshikuni placing Inari's sacred object in his crown for victory; a 600-year-old flowering quince is a Natural Monument

A Toshogu with vivid Momoyama shrine buildings relocated from Nikko by the third Shogun Iemitsu, on Japan's World Heritage tentative list

Founded by Minamoto no Yoshikuni, a Nitta Manor temple whose National Important Cultural Property gate evokes the medieval estate

Founded by Ieyasu, home of child-rearing patron Donryu Shonin, with a Momoyama-style sanmon gate designated a National Important Cultural Property