Shrine & Temple

This is a Jodoshu temple near Shingashi River and Kashiya Yokocho (Candy Store Alley), established by Houjou M […]

This temple was established by Nichizan-Shonin, the fourth head priest of Ikegami Honmonji Temple, in 1375. It […]

This is Ichinomiya (literally, the first shrine; the supreme shrine in the province) of Kawagoe, established b […]

Located in Matsue-cho, Shusse Inari’s history is expressed by their sacred tree: two towering gingko trees tha […]

This shrine is located near Renjakucho Crossing. It was separately enshrined from Kumano Jinja Shrine in Kishu […]

This shrine is located in Saiwai-cho at the center of the castle town Kawagoe. It is said that, on a night of […]

Enshrined behind the Toki-no-Kane, this is the symbol of Kawagoe. It used to be Yakushido Temple, separately e […]

The famous Warabe-uta (Japanese nursery rhyme,) “Tooryanse” is originated from the approach of this shrine. Th […]

This shrine is located in Kubo-cho, named for its low landform. (“Kubo” means low-lying depression in Japanese […]

The Hiyoke Inari, located in Renjaku-Cho, was separated from Kumano Shirine and the official name is “Sho-Ichi […]