The head temple of the Shingon sect of Buddhism, Chizan, boasts a history of over 1,000 years. Enshrining Acala as its principal deity, it is known for granting blessings for household safety, business prosperity, and protection from evil, and attracts many worshippers from all over the country. Please also enjoy strolling through the vast grounds and the charming approach to the temple.

Lunch will be served on the bus as a domestic eel bento box with eel rolls.

Located in Kamisu City, Ibaraki Prefecture, the shrine enshrines the three main deities, Ogi, Ame no Torifune, and Sumiyoshi Sanjin. The deities are those who ward off evil, bring good fortune, and protect traffic, as well as the deity of wells. Oshichoi, one of Japan's three sacred water wells, has been used by locals since ancient times as a source of water for their daily lives, and has been worshipped by many. Known as an extremely rare well that springs from brackish water, it is said to bring good fortune in finding love.

Located in Kashima City, Ibaraki Prefecture, this shrine enshrines Takemikazuchi-no-kami as its chief deity. Known as the god of martial arts and bravery, it is widely worshipped as a sacred place for warriors and athletes. Near the entrance to the shrine grounds, you can see the Kashima Shrine Tower Gate, one of Japan's three largest tower gates. Surrounded by beautiful nature, Kashima Shrine is a historic shrine that is visited by many people.

Located in Katori City, Chiba Prefecture, this historic shrine is considered one of the three major shrines and enshrines Futsunushi-no-Okami as its chief deity. Worshipped as the god of development, martial arts, victory, and traffic safety, the inner shrine in particular is known as one of the Kanto region's leading power spots, enveloped in a majestic atmosphere. Many worshippers visit to collect goshuin stamps, allowing them to experience ancient Japanese faith and culture.