area/[pref]/[city]

The inner shrine of Osugi Jinja, a silent sacred grove regarded as the origin point of the Osugi faith tradition

The chief guardian of Edosaki founded in early Kamakura, with a hilltop view of Kasumigaura and intricately carved late-Edo shrine buildings

Called 'the Nikko of Ibaraki' for its lavish buildings and millennium-old sacred cedar, Kanto's premier shrine for evil-warding and dream-granting

A branch of Kashima Jingu on a Tone River natural levee, preserving agricultural rites through the spring rice-planting festival

Founded in 1290 by a disciple of Saint Nichiren; the annual Oeshiki memorial service gathers followers to uphold Lotus Sutra faith

An old Jodo sect temple in Inashiki…

A Shingon temple that flourished as the prayer temple of Edosaki Castle lords, with Muromachi stone monuments and a Pure Land ceiling painting

A Jodo Shinshu hall founded by Honganji missionaries during the Sengoku period, a center of nembutsu faith in the lower Tone River basin

A Soto Zen temple founded in the Muromachi period; its mid-Edo belfry has told the time to waterside farming villages morning and evening