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The temple where Hideyoshi set his headquarters at the 1582 Battle of Yamazaki, enshrining a lucky mallet and a 1288 miniature pagoda (Important Cultural Property)

Imperially vowed by Emperor Uda and revived by the monk Mokujiki Iku — Yamazaki Shoten enshrines Kangiten and drew the great merchant houses of Sumitomo, Mitsui, and Konoke

A Jodo temple burned in the 1864 Kinmon Incident, housing a 1243 Amida statue with sutra scrolls sealed inside as an Important Cultural Property

An ancient shrine near the summit of Mt. Tennozan enshrining Oyamatsumi, god of brewing, on the very battlefield of the 1582 Battle of Yamazaki

The 270m mountain that gave birth to the phrase 'Tennozan' (decisive moment), where Hideyoshi seized the heights to defeat Mitsuhide in 1582

Japan's oldest sesame oil production site and the forerunner of Iwashimizu Hachimangu, founded by imperial decree of Emperor Seiwa in 859

One of the oldest Engishiki shrines in Otokuni, guarding the capital's northeast demon gate since 718, with a 4th-century keyhole tumulus behind

A major Engishiki shrine (Taisha) founded in 718 CE at the strategic confluence of three rivers; Hashiba Hideyoshi prayed for victory here before the decisive Battle of Yamazaki (1582), which determined the succession to Oda Nobunaga.

One of Gyoki's 'Forty-nine Cloisters,' built in 731 to tend the Yamazaki Bridge — now marked only by a stone monument

A traditional folk dwelling preserved in the historic post-town streetscape of Yamazaki