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Tenmangu founded around 1650, guarding academic success for Kitamoto's children amid early spring plum blossoms

Founded around 1230 from the Minamoto Hachiman tradition, revered by both warriors and farmers of Kitamoto

Suwa branch shrine said to be founded in the late Kamakura period, guarding agriculture and martial arts in Kitamoto

Sengen shrine said to date from the Muromachi period, with an Edo-era fujizuka and veneration for safe childbirth

Chief guardian of Kitamoto-juku on the Nakasendo, sheltered by an 800-year-old zelkova tree, a prefectural monument

Sengen shrine preserving an Edo-period fujizuka mound where Fuji-ko pilgrims substituted for the actual Mt. Fuji climb

Ancient temple said to date from the Heian period, becoming a Soto Zen parish temple supporting Kitamoto's farming community

Shingon temple said to be founded in 1260, bringing esoteric Buddhism to the farming village of Kitamoto for centuries

Shingon temple in Kitamoto blending Pure Land nembutsu with esoteric practice, founded around 1650

Nichiren temple founded around 1660, spreading the vast source of Buddhist teaching through Kitamoto's green farmlands