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Ancient Shingon temple associated with Kukai, where stone monuments dedicated by successive Bando 33 Kannon pilgrims line the grounds

Shrine built at the 940 site of Masakado's last stand, enshrining Japan's first large-scale rebel hero, with a National Treasure wooden effigy said to have been carved by his daughter

Prayer temple adjacent to Sakasai Castle, a Later Hojo branch fortress faithfully reconstructed as a historical park where spring cherry blossoms complement the double turret

Fire-prevention shrine transferred from Kyoto Atago in around 1650, whose annual July fire-walking ritual continues as a tradition praying for good health

Shingon temple in Sashima said to have been Taira no Masakado's prayer temple, where a Muromachi stone five-ringed stupa commemorates medieval warriors

Ancient Tendai temple known as the family temple of the Soma clan, conveying the bond between medieval warriors and nenbutsu faith in the Kinugawa basin

Soto Zen temple founded around 1450 in the Muromachi period, whose mid-Edo decorated gate conveys the spread of Zen in the Kanto countryside