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Shrines & Temples in Yamato City
Kanagawa · 32 spots
Top 10 Shrines & Temples in Yamato City
Fukami Jinja (神奈川県)
An Engishiki-listed ancient shrine of Yamato enshrining the water dragon deity Kuraokami, with a 500-year sacred elm
Sengen Jinja (Yamato)
A Sengen shrine founded by Fuji confraternities in Yamato around 1700 — preserving Sagami Province's Mt. Fuji worship traditions through local festivals
Sama-sha Shrine
One of the Seven Sama Shrines of Sagami, enshrining Minamoto no Yoshitomo as part of the Sagami Genji sacred network
Shimotsuruma Sengen-sha Site
The former site of a shrine linked to Minamoto no Yoritomo's legendary naming of 'Tsurumai no Sato' — preserved with its Fuji-zuka mound after the shrine relocated in 1975 for a highway bypass
Yamato Tenmangu
A Tenmangu enshrining Sugawara no Michizane steps from Yamato Station West Exit, drawing exam-success prayers
Chuo-Rinkan Hachiman Shrine
A farming village ujigami recorded in Edo-period maps, still thriving near the busy Chuo-Rinkan transfer station
Hachiman Shrine (Tsukimino)
A Hachiman shrine that has served as the farming village ujigami of Tsukimino since before its modern residential development
Suwa Jinja (Tsukimino)
A Suwa shrine carrying on Onbashira pillar traditions, revered as the water guardian of farming villages in the Sakai River basin
Inari Jinja (Tsukimino)
An Inari shrine beloved since the rice-farming era, whose rows of vermilion torii gates stand out in residential Tsukimino
Jizo-do (Tsukimino)
A roadside Jizo-do near the old Sagami-Musashi provincial border, protecting children and travelers since the farming era
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