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Tenmangu shrine said to have been founded in the Kamakura period, guardian of learning in Fukaya since ancient times

Ancient shrine said to date from the 12th century, enshrining Okuninushi for matchmaking and agricultural abundance

Medieval Hachiman shrine in Fukaya where the dove, sacred to Hachiman, symbolizes the guardian of local agriculture

Suwa shrine in the hamlet where Shibusawa Eiichi was born, visited by him as a child in Chiaraijima

Ancient water-deity shrine that served as guardian of Fukaya Castle, built by the Fukaya Uesugi clan

Medieval Soto Zen temple spreading Zen culture through Fukaya, the hometown of Shibusawa Eiichi

Jodo sect temple in Fukaya's farming village, where nembutsu prayers for a pure rebirth have been offered since the Edo period

A Shingon Buzan temple in Fukaya where goma fire rituals are held for household safety and healing

Shrine in the birthplace of Shibusawa Eiichi, 'the father of Japanese capitalism,' honoring his legacy

Founded around 1400, spreading Zen teachings to warriors and farmers in Fukaya since the Muromachi era