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One of Japan's three great yakujin temples founded by Kukai in 829 — climb 42 steps for men or 33 for women to shed bad fortune

Head of all Ebisu shrines — famous for the Lucky Man Race at Toka Ebisu

Ichinomiya of Settsu Province — said to have been founded by Empress Jingu on her return from the Korean campaigns to enshrine the wild spirit of Amaterasu, and revered as the origin shrine of the nationwide Nishinomiya cult

Opened by Kukai at Emperor Junna's request — a Juichimen Kannon sanctuary in the Rokko Mountains, renowned for autumn leaves

Founded in 966, survived the Genpei War — Nishinomiya's 'Naritasan,' sacred to Yakushi Nyorai

An ancient shrine in Nishinomiya venerating a mass…

A Shingon pilgrimage temple enshrining Kanzeon Bosatsu in Nishinomiya

The 71st Settsu 88 temple at the foot of Mt. Kabuto in Nishinomiya, transmitting the devotion of Kobo Daishi

A Shingon temple turning the wheel of Dharma at the foot of the Rokko Mountains in Nishinomiya

Engishiki-listed shrine on Natsugi Mountain celebrated in the Man'yōshū — received imperial rain-praying offerings in 859 CE alongside Hirota Shrine