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Sacred Shugendo site founded in the Enryaku era, deep in the Okukuji mountains where waterfall austerities continue today

Fire-prevention guardian shrine invited from Kyoto's Atago, commanding panoramic views of the city and Pacific Ocean

Heian-founded prayer temple of Takahagi domain, with a mandala ceiling painting that embodies esoteric Buddhist art

Seaside Tendai temple founded in the late Heian period, overlooking the Kashima-nada and praying for fishermen's safety

Soto Zen temple founded in 1630 as the Matsuoka clan's family temple, its gravestone rows narrating Takahagi domain history

Shrine whose Sasara lion dance is an Ibaraki intangible folk cultural property, fusing rural performing arts with faith

Founded by Minamoto no Yoriyoshi in 1063 to commemorate victory, with a surviving Muromachi-period main hall

Mountain sacred site said to have been founded in the Nara period, beautiful in autumn foliage amid the Hanazono peaks

Chief guardian shrine of central Takahagi, revered as the protective deity of the Takahagi coal mines in the Edo period