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Nakayamadera is the Shingon Nakayamadera-sect head…

Founded in 896…

A Shingon pilgrimage temple radiating universal light in the northern hills of Takarazuka

A Shingon pilgrimage temple in Takarazuka offering blessings of longevity and virtue

A Shingon pilgrimage temple in Takarazuka — a different Ryoanji from Kyoto's famous rock garden

A Shingon pilgrimage temple enshrining Taishakuten in the Takarazuka-Kawanishi area

Engishiki Grand Shrine and chief tutelary deity of Takarazuka — awarded imperial court rank in 859, with a legend that Kato Kiyomasa kept a tiger captured in Korea within this ancient woodland precinct

A museum in Takarazuka dedicated to Osamu Tezuka (…

The home theater of the Takarazuka Revue…

One of the seven temples said to have been founded by Prince Shotoku under Emperor Yomei's order — a Shingon temple rebuilt after Araki Murashige's 1578 rebellion, housing two Takarazuka city-designated cultural treasures