The Moto-Hakone Stone Buddha Group is a national historic site of over 20 cliff carvings and stone monuments around Shojin-ga-ike Pond in Hakone, dating mostly from the late Kamakura period (13th-14th centuries). Travelers crossing the dangerous Hakone Pass prayed at these sites for safe passage. Famous monuments include the Twenty-Five Bodhisattvas cliff carving, the Oncho Jizo (1311), and a treasure pagoda traditionally said to be Tada Mitsunaka’s grave. The site fuses travel devotion, mountain asceticism (Shugendo), and Sai-no-Kawara folk faith for child spirits.