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伊勢原市 県央
Halfway up to Afuri Jinja. Known for kawarake-nage, throwing clay discs.
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神奈川県 · Shrines & temples
伊勢原市 県央
Halfway up to Afuri Jinja. Known for kawarake-nage, throwing clay discs.
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横浜市 横浜・川崎
The Ise of eastern Japan. It was built as the tutelary shrine of the newly opened port of Yokohama.
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横浜市 横浜・川崎
A great head temple of Soto Zen, moved here from Noto. Its precinct is vast.
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川崎市 横浜・川崎
The rhythmic sound of the knives has become the signature of the approach.
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鎌倉市 鎌倉・湘南
The great hall was swept away by a tsunami, and the Buddha has sat in the open ever since.
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横浜市 横浜・川崎
The main gate of a great Soto Zen head temple, with the vast precinct of a temple moved from Noto.
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横浜市 横浜・川崎
The guardian of Chinatown. It enshrines Guan Yu.
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横浜市 横浜・川崎
It housed the Kanazawa Bunko library. Its Pure Land garden has been restored.
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鎌倉市 鎌倉・湘南
Third of the five great Zen temples of Kamakura. Cave tombs here are said to hold Hojo Masako and Minamoto no Sanetomo.
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鎌倉市 鎌倉・湘南
Fourth of the five great Zen temples of Kamakura. Its Hotei is one of the seven gods of fortune of Kamakura.
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弥彦村 中越
Its deity is said to have taught the people of Echigo how to grow rice and make salt. Rice and salt: the sake and the preserved foods of this land bot…
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上越市 上越
It enshrines Uesugi Kenshin. Built on the site of his castle at Kasugayama, it also keeps the Bishamondo where Kenshin worshipped Bishamonten.
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佐渡市 佐渡
Sado has a history of religious figures being exiled here, Dogen and Nichiren among them, and it holds a stratum of belief unlike the mainland.
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新潟市 下越
The tutelary shrine of Niigata, at the heart of a port town that opened out at the mouth of the Shinano river.
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燕市 中越
Held to be the oldest temple in Echigo. Gogo-an, where Ryokan lived for years, still stands on the mountain.
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佐渡市 佐渡
It has the only five-storey pagoda on Sado. Said to have been founded by a disciple who followed Nichiren into exile.
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弥彦村 中越
At the 634-metre summit of Mount Yahiko. The inner shrine enshrines the deity and his consort.
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弥彦村 中越
A stone you lift while holding your wish in mind. If it feels light, the wish is said to be granted.
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佐渡市 佐渡
The only five-storey pagoda on Sado, said to be modelled on the pagoda at Nikko Tosho-gu.
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佐渡市 佐渡
Built where Nichiren lived during his exile on Sado.
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佐渡市 佐渡
A provincial temple was established on the island, proof that Sado mattered from early times.
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長岡市 中越
The tutelary shrine of a kitamaebune port of call. Many votive ship paintings have been dedicated here.
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長岡市 中越
It enshrines the Makino, lords of the Nagaoka domain, and is known for the cherry blossom of Yukyuzan Park.
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燕市 中越
The hermitage where Ryokan lived for twenty years, known for his letter on how to meet calamity.
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