Gozanoishi Shrine
A shrine on the shore of Lake Tazawa, named for a stone the lord of the Akita domain sat on in 1650.
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A shrine on the shore of Lake Tazawa, named for a stone the lord of the Akita domain sat on in 1650.
A shrine in Nanyo. Three rabbits are said to be hidden in the carving behind the main hall.
The shrine on the summit of Gassan, the inner sanctuary of the Three Mountains of Dewa.
The shrine that honours the sacred body of Mount Yudono. The custom of not speaking of what one sees there is still kept.
A shrine partway up Mount Tsukuba. Its main halls stand on the Nantai and Nyotai peaks, with the worship hall on the mountainside.
An old shrine in Takasaki, said to date from 586, its halls set against a rock wall.
Sea caves on the south side of Enoshima, worn by the waves, walkable to the back.
A shrine partway up Mount Oyama in Isehara, the destination of the Oyama pilgrimage in the Edo period.
A shrine on Mount Kasuga in Joetsu, built in 1901 and honouring Uesugi Kenshin.
A shrine at 866 metres in Tenryu ward, Hamamatsu, honouring the god who guards against fire, with a golden torii.
A shrine in Atami, said to be where Minamoto no Yoritomo and Hojo Masako were joined, looking down on the sea.
Waterfalls in Nabari. Falls large and small run along the upper Taki River, with a path through the gorge.
A shrine at Tado in Kuwana, which has revered Mount Tado itself as its sacred mountain.
A shrine at the southeastern foot of Mount Unebi, founded in 1890 on what is held to be the site of Emperor Jimmu's palace.
A shore west of Izumo Taisha, held to be the setting of the myth of the ceding of the land, with Bentenjima offshore.