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One of Kanto's Three Great Fudo temples, founded in 764 by a disciple of Ganjin, famed for its powerful goma fire rituals

Founded around 1650, a Tenjin shrine in the famous udon-producing region of Kazo guarding students' academic success

Inari shrine founded around 1680, guarding the five grains and udon culture of the Tone River farming community

One of the Kanto 36 Fudo sacred sites founded by Enchin in 850, the very origin of the place name Fudooka

Engishiki-listed shrine from 701 CE, famous for a 400-year-old wisteria and nationally designated sacred kagura dances

Founded around 1700, a Pure Land temple spreading Buddhist teaching through Kazo's farming communities along the Tone River

Founded in the Oei era, this post-town guardian shrine raises giant koinobori streamers for Boys' Day each May

Shingon temple where lotus-pure esoteric faith has sustained the Tone River farming communities since 1530

Soto Zen temple in Kazo where dragon-deity faith for flood protection merged with Buddhist practice along the Tone River

A temple in Kazo, Saitama