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Kanto's foremost warding temple — top-three New Year pilgrimage in Japan

An old Miyamae shrine with Heian-era roots in ancient horse pasture land — enshrining Yamato Takeru, Michizane, and Uka-no-Mitama together

Founded in 809 — Kawasaki's only surviving Edo-period shrine main hall (1740); two Hojo Ujinao tiger-seal decrees are Kawasaki City Important Historical Materials

A Kawasaki shrine in Asao Ward that received devotion from Sengoku warlords including the Hojo and Toyotomi — an ancient sanctuary in the Tama Hills

A Tenmangu founded c.1450 — children studying at Edo-era terakoya schools prayed to Michizane here; plum blossoms still bloom each spring

A Shingon temple founded by Ennin and restored by Hojo Tokiyori — home to Daikokuten and the Kosugi Goten memorial stele

A Shingon temple founded by Ennin and restored at the manor of Inage Shigenari — the Momoyama Shigenari statue and prefectural Kannon are notable

One of Kawasaki's oldest temples founded in the Nara period — the Hakuho-era Yakushi Nyorai is a National Important Cultural Property

Site of the Tokugawa shogunal lodge used by four generals — Ieyasu, Hidetada, Iemitsu, and Ietsuna — on the Nakahara Kaido

An ancient shrine in Kawasaki's Tama Hills linked to Yamato Takeru's eastern campaign — guardian at the old Musashi-Sagami border