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Kanto's oldest Hachimangu founded in 701, with a nationally designated main hall from 1577 and fame as a good-luck lottery power spot

A rural Shimotsuma Ise faith shrine enshrining Amaterasu, serving as an Ise confraternity hub that protected rice-farming culture on the Kanto Plain

A waterside guardian of fire and water enshrined on the shores of Sunuma reservoir created in the Kyoho era (1716-1736)

The chief guardian shrine of Shimotsuma, invited from Kumano in 1201, developed by the Tagaya clan and known for matchmaking and healing

A Soto Zen temple from the Oei era serving as the family temple of Tagaya retainers, with Warring States warrior gravestones in its grounds

An ancient Jodo temple preserving nembutsu teachings through the Oyama and Tagaya castle-town era, deeply rooted in the Joso farmland

An ancient Shingon temple founded by imperial decree in 701, giving the place name 'Daiho' to its surrounding area

A Tendai temple from the Engi era that served as the Tagaya clan's prayer hall in the Shimotsuma castle town