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A sacred mountain in Hadano where Kobo Daishi reportedly practiced — famous for 2,000 cherry trees and panoramic views including Mt. Fuji

Guardian Yakushi hall of Tsurumaki Onsen with a Kobo Daishi discovery tradition — healing faith united with the calcium-rich therapeutic spring

Soya Shrine guardian of Hadano's 100 Best Spring Waters, symbolizing the water culture of the Hata-clan settlement

A Sengen shrine spread by Edo-era Fuji confraternities to Hadano — enshrining Konohanasakuya-hime with a fujizuka on the Kobo-yama hiking trail

One of the three great Inari shrines of Kanto in Hadano — thriving alongside the Edo tobacco industry as a center of business prosperity worship

The sacred threshold of Oyama pilgrimage where sendatsu guides offered prayers before leading pilgrims up the mountain trail

An officially authorized branch of Shimane's Izumo Taisha in Hadano — the Kanto hub for Okuninushi's matchmaking blessings

A branch of Mt. Kiso Ontake faith established in Hadano during the Edo period — at the gateway to the Tanzawa mountains

A Muromachi-era Nichiren training temple in Hadano against the Tanzawa backdrop — transmitting the daimoku of the Lotus Sutra

An Inari shrine of career advancement that flourished with Hadano's tobacco industry — still bustling with business people's prayers for work fortune