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Shishinkaku, the summit sanctuary where Nichiren climbed to mourn his parents, offering sweeping views of Mt. Fuji and the Southern Alps at 1,153m

The head temple of the Nichiren Happon sect founded in 1617 by Kasuga no Tsubone, wet nurse to Shogun Iemitsu, preserving treasures associated with her

The guardian shrine of Shimobe Onsen, Shingen's legendary secret healing spring, where tradition holds the warlord recovered from wounds at the Kawanakajima battles

The head temple of Nichiren Buddhism where Nichiren spent his final nine years, famous for its 287-step stone stairway and 400-year-old weeping cherry trees

The photo location of the Mt. Fuji image on Japan's 1,000-yen banknote — the deepest Fuji Five Lake (121m) and a UNESCO World Heritage component since 2013

The site of Kai gold mines that financed Takeda Shingen's domain, where mine-shaft engineers evolved into the renowned Shimoyama master carpenters known throughout Japan