Kanagawa Temples & Shrines Shrines and Temples in Kamakura Kamakura was Japan's capital in the late 12th century, until its fall in 1333. The town is filled with temples and forested hills, and famous for its giant bronze Buddha. By Luke Braidwood
Tokyo Temples & Shrines The Temples and Shrines of Kasai Close to Kasai station in eastern Tokyo, a cluster of around ten temples makes for a pleasant place to stroll around, with a variety of building styles and statues. By Peter Sidell
Kyoto Culture Kyoto: My Alternative Top 3 Temples Japan's ancient capital of Kyoto is home to hundreds of shrines and temples: here are three of my favourite less visited ones. By Peter Sidell
Kyoto Featured Historical Okazaki-jinja and Konkaikomyo-ji Kyoto, filled with shrines and temples, is the city to learn about ancient architecture. Okazaki shrine and Konkaikomyo temple represent two of styles. By Hoyee Tse
Kagawa Culture Utazu's Temples of Love Utazu has two sides, one with wedding chapels and the other with old temples. Both are temples of love, just different sorts. By Arlene Bastion
Fukui Culture Small Shrines at Eiheiji Temple Complete Guide to Eiheiji Temple 02: A step-by-step guide of Eiheiji Temple, Fukui, The second guide focuses on the small shrines along the Eiheiji river. By Takako Sakamoto
Kochi Culture Forest Bathing In Kochi's Temples The greenery of Kochi Temples 29-32 are good shinrin yoku, or 'forest bathing'- forest therapy. By Arlene Bastion
Nara Historical Toshodaiji and Yakushiji Temples Explore Toshodaiji and Yakushiji Temples with a Nara Kotsu "Regular Sightseeing Bus" tour By Bryan Baier
