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One of Japan's oldest shrines — guardian of the military houses, treasuring the National Treasure Seven-Branched Sword of legendary power

234-meter keyhole mound from the early 4th century — centerpiece of the Yamato kofun cluster along the ancient Yamanobe no Michi road

Myojin Taisha among the Nijunisha — guardian deity of the battleship Yamato, with a memorial tower for the fallen in its precincts

3rd-century keyhole mound that shook Japan in 1998 — 33 triangular-rimmed bronze mirrors unearthed at once, reigniting the Yamatai kingdom debate

300-meter imperial mausoleum managed by the IHA as the tomb of Emperor Keiko, father of the legendary Yamato Takeru

Japan's 16th-largest kofun, treated as the tomb of a legendary early emperor

World headquarters of Tenrikyo, founded by Nakayama Miki in 1838 — a religious city where believers worldwide return for pilgrimage to the sacred 'Jiba'