Location List

The shrine guarding Shimabara area before 1618 when Shimabara shrine was built.

It is a mysterious temple that built by elves in the Taika era (around the 7th century), based hall, two-storied pagoda Misakamyo Shrine main building, and a wooden standing statue of Vaisravana ar...

The shrine located in the south part of Sasebo city. It is regarded as having divine favor in victory.

Built in 1592. God of agriculture.

Family temple for Isahaya who was a feudal lord in Edo era.

kannonji temple

Located at the hill of Tateyama range of peaks. There is a garden dedicated for banquets in the shrine.

Shibayama shrine.

Historic temple called as "Koyasan in west Japan"

Shrine surrounded by paddy fields and in a countryside view.

Rare area with over 60 temples. Five of them have designated cultural properties.

One of the eight nice views in Yamanashi city.

One of the representative shrines in Haiki area of Sasebo city.

Called "Koyasan in west Japan".

Giant stone (called "Sukui stone) is worshiped as a symbol of the shrine.

Located in the hill side of Gokenzan and there is a cable car.

There are principal stone Buddhist images on the approach.

The 84th site of eighty-eight pilgrimage sites on the island of Shikoku in Japan.

Built in 1370. 　Approach with southern Japanese hemlock trees which are 400 years old are famous.

Built in 708.

Main hall is an important cultural property.

Head temple of Hosso Sect of Buddhism.

The main hall is designated as an important cultural property.

It is said to be 43 meters in height, 12 meters in circumference of the stem, over 1,000 years in age, is the biggest tree in Akita prefecture, designated as Akita prefecture designated natural tre...