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Celebrated temple of Muso Soseki where Takeda Shingen is buried, famed for abbot Kaisen's verse 'When the mind is extinguished, even fire is cool'

Shingen's prayer temple said to have been founded by Kukai in 807, a 'Temple of Flowers' housing many Important Cultural Property Buddhist sculptures

National historic site built by Ieyasu at the place where Katsuyori and his family died in 1582, a Soto Zen temple conveying the Takeda clan's tragic end

Temple founded in 718 after Gyoki's vision of grape-bearing Yakushi Nyorai, with the main hall and principal sculptures designated National Treasures

Temple said to have been founded by Gyoki in 729, guarding the Takeda clan's supreme treasures — the National Treasure Tatenashi armor and sacred Mihata banner

Zen temple founded in 1356 by Gyokai Hojo on the slopes of the nationally special scenic Mt. Tenmo, close to where Katsuyori met his end

Head temple of the Rinzai Koganji branch founded in 1373, Shingen's prayer temple whose Muromachi dry-landscape garden is a National Historic Site

Promenade through a 1903 brick-lined railway tunnel of the original Chuo Main Line, a Civil Engineering Heritage site allowing inspection of 1,367 m of Meiji craftsmanship

Zen temple in Enzan where a 400-year-old weeping cherry frames spring, with views of Mt. Fuji and the Southern Alps for celebrated blossom viewing