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A Sengen shrine with a Fuji-zuka where female travelers on the Nakasendo prayed for safe childbirth

Founded in the Heian period, this Hikawa guardian protected travelers on the Nakasendo at Honjo-juku

Said to have been founded by Kukai in 810 — a pilgrimage stop on the Kanto 88 Sacred Places in Kodama

A Hachiman shrine where Musashi warrior faith took root in Honjo, guardian of valor on the Nakasendo

An Inari shrine on Sengoku-era Honjo Castle ruins, revered by Nakasendo merchants at Honjo-juku

A Tendai temple praying for healing and longevity through Yakushi, rooted in the Nakasendo post town of Honjo

A Pure Land temple offering solace from Tone River floods, with an Edo-period bell ringing at the New Year

A Shingon temple in the homeland of the Kodama-to warriors who fought in the Genpei War

A temple in Honjo, Saitama

A temple in Honjo, Saitama