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Center of Ise faith in Yuki's castle town, organizing proxy pilgrimages to Ise Jingu since the Edo period

Rooted in a shrine listed in the 927 Engishiki, spiritual symbol of Yuki with ties to the 1440 Battle of Yuki

Founded in 1200 by Yuki Tomomitsu as castle guardian, chief shrine of the Yuki-tsumugi silk town

Founded by Kukai in 820, graced each spring by a centuries-old weeping cherry tree

Nichiren temple founded in the Muromachi period, home to the lantern procession of the October memorial rites

One of the Kanto Eighteen Danrin academies, established 1414 as the Yuki clan's Jodo scholarly temple

Zen temple of the Yuki clan, where rows of medieval five-ring stupas preserve the soul of warrior faith

Rare shrine on Yuki Castle ruins enshrining Iwakamu-tsuwarno, the ancient deity of Japanese cuisine

Ancient shrine enshrining Yuki Tomomitsu, the founding ancestor of the Yuki clan

Prestigious Jodo temple in Yuki that received the patronage of the Tokugawa shogunal family in the early Edo period