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A non-sectarian temple founded in 642, whose National Treasure main hall enshrines the oldest Buddhist image in Japan and draws millions every seven years for the Gokaicho

A National Historic Site originating as Kaizu Castle designed by Yamamoto Kansuke for the Kawanakajima battles, later the seat of ten generations of the Sanada clan

Saijoyama, the mountain where Uesugi Kenshin placed his main camp during the Fourth Battle of Kawanakajima

Ancient mountain shrine at the foot of Mt. Iizuna, enshrining Iizuna Daigongen as a shugendo sacred site

Temple in Shinonoi consoling the spirit of Takeda Nobushige (Tenkyuu), who fell at the Fourth Battle of Kawanakajima

Five shrines on the sacred mountain of the cave myth, once counted among the Three Great Sacred Mountains of medieval Japan with a 400-year-old cedar avenue

Castle ruins built by Takeda Shingen as his Kawanakajima campaign base, later refined by Sanada Nobuyuki as the seat of the 100,000-koku Matsushiro domain

One of the five Togakushi shrines dedicated to the goddess of dance and arts, venerated by Takeda Shingen and Uesugi Kenshin amid a tranquil cedar forest

Sacred Pure Land Buddhist site in Nagano known for the legend of Saint Karukaya and his son Ishido-maru

The main battlefield of the five clashes between Takeda Shingen and Uesugi Kenshin, where a bronze statue commemorates the legendary single combat at Yawatahara