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The guardian shrine founded by Nasunogahara settlers in 1902, with a Taisho-era main hall preserving the pioneer spirit

A frontier shrine founded around 1877 embodying the Nasunogahara pioneer spirit, near JR Kuroiso Station

A shrine on the site of General Nogi's simple villa where he spent his final years — the residence is a Registered Cultural Property

Founded by Tamuramaro in 807, sheltering a 1,500-year-old Inverted Cedar — a National Natural Monument in Shiobara Onsen

An ancient Hachiman shrine in Shiobara Onsen said to date to the Heian period, protecting bathers and locals for a millennium

An ancient Soto Zen temple in Shiobara Onsen, founded in the Kamakura period and celebrated for its valley autumn foliage

The Shiobara hot spring guardian enshrining Sukunahikona, founded together with the discovery of the springs as their divine protector

A regional Toshogu shrine with a divided spirit from Nikko, founded alongside the Tokugawa shogunate's Nasuno hunting grounds

An ancient Hachiman shrine said to date to the Heian period, deeply revered by the warrior bands who developed Nasunogahara

A shrine of Okuninushi, revered as the birth-land deity by the Meiji-era settlers who broke ground in the Nasunogahara