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Shrines & Temples in Yokohama City
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Top 10 Shrines & Temples in Yokohama City
Gumyoji (Gumyoji-cho)
Yokohama's oldest temple, founded by Gyoki in 721 — the 3-meter single-block Eleven-faced Kannon (Important Cultural Property, Nara–early Heian) is a masterwork of ancient sculpture; 14th stop on the Bando 33 Kannon pilgrimage
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Seto Jinja (Kanazawa-ku)
Founded in 1180 when Yoritomo enshrined the Mishima Taisha deity as Kamakura's maritime guardian — within the grounds is Biwajima Benzaiten donated by Hojo Masako, site of the famous 'Autumn Moon at Seto'
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Biwajima Jinja
A tiny island shrine founded by Hojo Masako, modeled on Chikubushima Benzaiten — the central focus of Kanazawa Hakkei's 'Autumn Moon at Seto'
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Suzaki Daijin (Hanasaki-cho)
An ancient shrine founded in the late Heian period on a sandbank once jutting into Yokohama Bay—enshrining Yamato Takeru and long revered by sailors as a guardian of safe navigation.
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Denshinji (Machiya-cho)
Founded in 1247 by Hojo Tokiyori — the records confirm Dogen himself preached here; now the Bishamonten station of the Kanazawa Seven Lucky Gods pilgrimage
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Myohoji (Sugita) (Isogo-ku)
Founded by Kobo Daishi in 810, later converted to Nichiren-shu — the Sugita plum grove with 30,000 trees immortalized by Hiroshige in One Hundred Famous Views of Edo; also celebrated as 'Peony Temple'
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Shomyoji (Kanazawa-cho)
Pure Land garden and Kanazawa Bunko library of the Hojo clan
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Tomioka Hachimangu (神奈川県)
The chief tutelary shrine of Tomioka, said to have been founded by Yoritomo c.1190 — enshrining Hachiman, Ebisu, and Amaterasu; the spring grand festival portable shrine procession remains a vibrant community tradition
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Iseyama Kotai Jingu (Miyazaki-cho)
Founded atop Nogeyama hill in 1870 to anchor the new port city—revered as 'the Ise Shrine of Kanto,' it remains Yokohama's chief guardian shrine and one of Kanagawa's largest.
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Hoshikawa Sugiyama Jinja
A Yokohama ancient shrine of the Sugiyama group, said to have been founded around 800 CE on the Musashi-Sagami border
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