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An Engishiki-listed ancient shrine housing Japan's largest Ebisu statue, with a subsidiary shrine famed nationwide for lottery prayers

A Tendai temple said to have been founded by Ennin in 850, former prayer temple of Moka Castle lords with a lantern-floating tradition

Founded in 827, an Engishiki shrine renowned for a 20-meter Ebisu statue and main hall carvings in the Nikko carving lineage

A Jodo nembutsu hall opened around 1600 in the Moka cotton castle town, its gravestones telling the story of prosperous merchants

A Hachiman shrine founded in 1062 where Minamoto no Yoshiie prayed for victory — a great sacred cedar he planted still stands

A Rinzai Zen temple from the Muromachi period, with a dry-landscape garden conveying Zen tranquility in Moka's castle town

A Sengen shrine spread by the Fuji-ko confraternities in the Edo era, loved for spring cherry blossoms and blessings of matchmaking and childbirth

An ancient Jodo temple said to date from the Heian period, developed as the Moka clan's family temple in the cotton-producing castle town

The guardian shrine of the Moka cotton industry — a textile presented even to the Tokugawa shogunate — still revered for business prosperity