Location List

The first official Sumo as a national sport was held in the shrine approximately 2000 years ago.

Built in 581 and rebuilt in 1977.

Ananimasuhyozujin is the god of the temple.

Shrine on the east of Hatsuse River.

Located on the west of Hatsuse River.

There are many stone pillars with the various names of gods.

Built in Edo era.

The five-story pagoda is the symbol of the temple.

The shrine located on Nagasaki Kaido road.

The main hall was built in 1571.

The temple has a Buddha statue which is a national important property.

Built in 1071.

The architecture influenced by Genroku culture.

Famous for cherry blossom.

Large temple of 1.2 ha.

Built in late 12 century.

Temple with a beautiful architecture.

Built approximately 680 years ago.

Built in 1428.

Built in 648.

Built in 1900.

Shrine for praying for the safety and prosperity of mining and metal industries.

There are over two hundred stairs in the shrine.

The temple is famous for cherry blossoms.