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| Publication page | Photo information |
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| 4 | Figure 1 Topography around Kawawa as seen from the sky (approval of shooting and duplication in June 1969 Kanagawa Prefecture) |
| 7 | Figure 3 Hilly Topography |
| 7 | Figure 4 Landscape of Tando Nagatsuta and Genkaida |
| 7 | Figure 4 Landscape of Tando Eda Akata |
| 8 | Figure 5 Hayabuchi River |
| 8 | Figure 6 Tsurumi River |
| 8 | Figure 7 Onda River |
| 8 | Figure 8 Tanimoto River |
| 8 | Figure 9 Landscape of Alluvial Lowlands |
| 9 | Figure 10 Spring Water |
| 9 | Figure 11 stratum |
| 9 | Fig. 12 Japanese white oak crowd of former castle temple (Miho-cho) |
| 12 | Figure 14 Excavation Status of Zone E |
| 12 | Figure 15 Status of Stoneware Excavation |
| 13 | Fig. 16 Debris (knife-shaped stoneware, scraper, stone blade, elaborate stone, etc.) excavated from ward E |
| 13 | Fig. 17 points excavated from the archeological site |
| 13 | Fig. 18 Slice nuclei (middle left) |
| 16 | Figure 21 Stoneware-making site at the Kenkayama site |
| 16 | Fig. 22 Excavated stoneware (knife-shaped stoneware, scraper, stone nucleus, fragments) |
| 17 | Figure 24 A panoramic view of Hanamiyama Site No. 1 gravel group |
| 19 | Figure 26 Status of Stoneware Excavation [Yokatahata Site] |
| 19 | Fig. 27 Excavation Status of Knife-shaped Stoneware [Yokatahata Site] |
| 19 | Fig. 28 Excavation of shards [Shikatahata Site] |
| 20 | Figure 29 Excavated stoneware (knife-shaped stoneware, pointed device, debris, stone nucleus) [Shikatahata archeological site] |
| 22 | Fig. 32 Excavated stoneware (pointed, tongue pointed, knife-shaped stoneware, scraper) [Received Daiyama archeological site] |
| 24 | Figure 35 Stoneware excavated at point 7 (knife-shaped stoneware, pointed device, scraper, etc.) [Kirigaoka archeological site] |
| 25 | Figure 36 Cross section of Tachikawa ROHM layer (approximately 6m deep) [East Site 2] |
| 26 | Figure 37 Stoneware Excavation (Konoha-shaped tip) [East Site 2] |
| 29 | Figure 40 Full view of the archeological site (from the west) [Hanamiyama archeological site] |
| 29 | Figure 41 Cross-sectional photo of the inclusion layer (Takasen pottery was mainly excavated from the VII layer) [Hanamiyama archeological site] |
| 30 | Fig. 42 Solidholes and Relics Excavated [Hanamiyama Ruins] |
| 30 | Figure 43 Excavation of Taka Line pottery [Hanamiyama Ruins] |
| 31 | Fig. 44 Hosotaka Line pottery [Hanamiyama archeological site] |
| 31 | Fig. 45 Hosotaka Line pottery [Hanamiyama archeological site] |
| 32 | Figure 46 Fine Taka Line pottery [Hanamiyama archeological site] |
| 32 | Figure 47 Fine Taka Line pottery [Hanamiyama archeological site] |
| 32 | Fig. 48 Slanted pottery [Hanamiyama Ruins] |
| 33 | Figure 49 Stoneware excavated (stone arrowheads, stone cones, stem tip, Konoha-shaped tip) [Hanamiyama Ruins] |
| 34 | Figure 50 Excavated stone tools (scratchers, percussioned one-edge stone axes) [Hanamiyama archeological site] |
| 37 | Figure 54 Residential Site (early) [Eda No. 10 Site] |
| 37 | Figure 55 Residential Site (early) [Eda No. 10 Site] |
| 40 | Figure 58 Residential Site No. 1 [Neko Tandodai Site] |
| 40 | Figure 59 Residential Site No. 2 [Neko Tandodai Site] |
| 43 | Figure 62 Residential Site (early) [Okuma Nakacho Site] |
| 43 | Figure 63 Residential Site (early) [Okuma Nakacho Site] |
| 44 | Fig. 64 furnace hole group [Okuma Nakacho ruins] |
| 44 | Figure 65 Furnaceholes [Okuma Nakacho Ruins] |
| 45 | Figure 66 furnace hole [Okuma Nakacho Ruins] |
| 45 | Figure 67 Drophole [Okuma Nakacho Ruins] |
| 48 | Figure 70 The whole view of the pit group in District 3 (from above the west) [Kirigaoka archeological site] |
| 49 | Figure 71 No. 26 Pit (B1 size large) [Kirigaoka archeological site] |
| 49 | Figure 72 No. 114 Pit (A1 type small) [Kirigaoka Ruins] |
| 49 | Figure 73 No. 107 Pit (C type) [Kirigaoka Ruins] |
| 49 | Figure 74 No. 41 Pit (A3 type) [Kirigaoka Ruins] |
| 50 | Figure 75 No. 22 Pit (F type) [Kirigaoka Ruins] |
| 50 | Figure 76 No. 91 Pit (D type) [Kirigaoka Ruins] |
| 50 | Figure 77 No. 70 Pit (H type) [Kirigaoka Ruins] |
| 50 | Figure 78 No. 18 Pit (E type) [Kirigaoka Ruins] |
| 51 | Figure 79 Current Status of Sites [Orimoto Kaizuka] |
| 52 | Figure 80 Collected Pottery (first half) [Orimoto Kaizuka] |
| 52 | Figure 81 Collected Pottery (first half) [Orimoto Kaizuka] |
| 53 | Figure 82 Collected Pottery (Middle and Late) [Orimoto Kaizuka] |
| 53 | Figure 83 Collected Shellfish and Beast Bones [Orimoto Shell Mound] |
| 55 | Figure 85 No. 1 Residential Site [Ikebe No. 4 Site] |
| 55 | Figure 86 No. 2 Residential Site, No. 11 Pit [Ikebe No. 4 Site] |
| 56 | Figure 87 Storage hole (Goryogadai period) [Ikebe No. 4 Site] |
| 56 | Figure 88 Pottery from the pit (Goryokeidai type) [Ikebe No. 4 Site] |
| 59 | Figure 91 No. 2 Residential Site (Goryogadai Period) [East Site] |
| 59 | Figure 92 No. 4 Residential Site (Goryogadai Period) [East Site] |
| 62 | Figure 95 Current Status of Sites [Gentoin Kaizuka] |
| 64 | Figure 97 Status before the survey [Sugiyama Shrine Ruins] |
| 64 | Figure 98 Collected Pottery and Stoneware [Sugiyama Shrine Ruins] |
| 67 | Figure 102 No. 27 Residential Site [Receiving Site Daiyama Site] |
| 67 | Fig. 103 Pottery excavated [Received Daiyama Ruins] |
| 72 | Figure 109 North Residential Sites [Okuma Nakacho Site] |
| 72 | Figure 110 Southern Residential Sites [Okuma Nakacho Site] |
| 73 | Figure 111 Residential Site (Katsusaka Period) [Okuma Nakacho Site] |
| 73 | Figure 112 Residential Site (Kasori EI Period) [Okuma Nakacho Site] |
| 74 | Figure 113 Residential Site (Kasori EII Period) [Okuma Nakacho Site] |
| 74 | Figure 114 Large Residential Site (Kasori EII Period) [Okuma Nakacho Site] |
| 75 | Figure 115 Residential Site (Kasori EIV) [Okuma Nakacho Site] |
| 75 | Figure 116 Rectangular pillar hole row (middle) [Okuma Nakacho archeological site] |
| 76 | Figure 117 The entire view of the pits (from Kitakata) [Okuma Nakacho Ruins] |
| 76 | Figure 118 Grave Pit Site (Okuma Nakacho Ruins) |
| 81 | Figure 122 Residential Sites in District B [Sannomaru Site] |
| 81 | Figure 123 Residential Sites in District A (Sannomaru Site) |
| 82 | Figure 124 Residential Site (Mid-term) [Sannomaru Site] |
| 82 | Figure 125 Residential Site (Late) [Sannomaru Site] |
| 83 | Figure 126 Storage hole (Late period) [Sannomaru Site] |
| 83 | Figure 127 Pit (Late) [Sannomaru Site] |
| 84 | Figure 128 Pottery (Mid-term) [Sannomaru Site] |
| 85 | Figure 129 pitted pottery (late term) [Sannomaru archeological site] |
| 88 | Figure 131 Full view of the archeological site (from above Kitakata) [Ikebe No. 14 Site] |
| 89 | Figure 132 No. 48 Residential Site (Horinouchi II Period) [Ikebe No. 14 Site] |
| 90 | Figure 133 Pit (left: Kasori BI period, right: Horinouchi II period) [Ikebe No. 14 archeological site] |
| 93 | Figure 137 Full view of the archeological site (from Kitakata) |
| 93 | Figure 138 No. 48 Residential Site (Horinouchi II Period) [Hanazodai Site] |
| 94 | Figure 139 No. 3 (foreground) and No. 4 (opposite) Residential Sites (Kasori BII to III) [Hanazodai Site] |
| 94 | Figure 140 No. 1 Housing Site (Kasori BIII) [Hanazodai Site] |
| 95 | Figure 141 No. 8 residence site (Angyo II to IIIa period) [Hanazodai archeological site] |
| 95 | Figure 142 No. 14 residence site (Angyo IIIa period) [Hanazodai archeological site] |
| 96 | Fig. 144 Coffin Tomb (Horinouchi Phase I) [Hanazodai Site] |
| 96 | Figure 145 Pit Grave (Kasori BI period) [Hanazodai archeological site] |
| 97 | Fig. 146 Pottery excavated (Kasori BI type) [Hanazodai archeological site] |
| 97 | Fig. 146 Pottery excavated (Kasori BII type) [Hanazodai archeological site] |
| 97 | Fig. 146 Pottery excavated (Horinouchi II type) [Hanazodai archeological site] |
| 97 | Fig. 146 Pottery excavated (Kasori BI type) [Hanazodai archeological site] |
| 98 | Fig. 147 Pottery excavated (late crude pottery) [Hanazodai archeological site] |
| 98 | Fig. 147 Pottery excavated (Angyo II type) [Hanazodai archeological site] |
| 98 | Fig. 147 Pottery excavated (Angyo IIIa type) [Hanazodai archeological site] |
| 99 | Figure 148 Jade Ball and Dogu (Late period) [Hanazodai Ruins] |
| 99 | Figure 149 Earth-made earrings (late and late) [Hanazodai archeological site] |
| 100 | Fig. 150 Stone arrowheads (top) and whetstones (bottom) |
| 100 | Fig. 151 Stone sticks (upper left), stone swords (upper right), stone swords (middle and lower) |
| 101 | Figure 152 Near the Site [Nishinohara Site] |
| 102 | Fig. 153 Collected Pottery [Nishinohara Site] |
| 102 | Figure 154 Collected Stoneware (stone arrowheads, stone cones, scrapers) [Nishinohara archeological site] |
| 146 | Kanazawabunko document Fuho Yucho actors, etc. |
| 161 | 1594 Nagatsuda Village Land Prosecution Book |
| 202 | 1822 Nagatsuda Village Annual Tribute Catalog |
| 250 | 1870 Onda Village Statement Book (Tana Elementary School Collection) |
| 457 | Former Shinji Village Office, Daisho 3 August |
| 457 | Shinji Village Office May 1, 1928 New construction completed |
| 457 | Completed in April 1926 |
| 457 | Shinji-mura Terayama police station completed in July 1914 |
| 457 | Shinji Village Kamoi Co., Ltd. completed in October 1926 |
| 457 | Shinji Village Kamoi Hirone Elementary School Daisho 11 December Ochisei 13 In July 1926 [* 1] Completed construction |
| 457 | Shinji Village Asahihiro Elementary School, Meiji 42 February, Meiji 42 March, Showa 3 |
| 458 | Shinji Village Nakayama Hirone High School Meiji 42 May Ochinari Daisho 3 August and July 1944 [* 1] Completed October 1926 and April 1928 [* 1] Completed |
| 458 | Nakayama Station on the Yokohama Line |
| 458 | Kubo-mura Shrine Sugiyama God [* 1] Shrine festival god [* 1] Japan Buson Wabimer's brother Tachibana Hibimer's brother Tachibana Hibimer's servant Sugahara Michishin Amaterasu Ogami [* 1] Ukano Gomei Sarutahikomei Omiyanobiya's child 120-day grounds 351 Tsubo in September 2000 |
| 458 | Taimura Shrine Hachimanjin [*1] Shrine festival god [*1] Ojin [*1] Emperor shrine parishioner |
| 458 | Tokaichiba Village Shrine(*1) Myosha Festival deity(*1) 311 tsubo in the precincts of the temple. |
| 458 | Enoki Shimomura Shrine [* 1] Myojin [* 1] Shrine festival god [* 1] Rei Dainichi Kanayama Hikotojin [* 1] Emperor Itsukushima Hime Nihonbuson Izanagison Ukayuki soul life face Takashi Omi The 63rd floor area of 441tsubo Otsuma 3rd June designation |
| 458 | Terayama Village Shrine Sugiyama God [* 1] Shrine festival god [* 1] fifty gods [* 1] fifty gods [* 1] 286 tsubo in the 56th floor of the precincts of 56 houses. |
| 458 | Nakayama Village Shrine Sugiyama Shrine Festival God [* 1] 557 tsubo in the 100-do grounds of 557 tsubo |
| 459 | Kami-Saruyama Villagesha Hachimanjin [*1] Shrine festival god [*1] Ojin [*1] Emperor shrine parishioner |
| 459 | Shimo-Saruyama Village Shrine Hakusanjin [* 1] Shrine festival god [* 1] Saya Himemei shrine parishioner 86 tsubo |
| 459 | Kamisugada Villagesha Yahata Shrine Festival god [*1] Hachiman Okami [*1] 497 tsubo in the precincts of shrine parishioner 67 units |
| 459 | Arai-Nittamura Shrine Rice Inari Shrine Festival deity [* 1] 638 houses in the 18-house grounds of Somei Inakura |
| 459 | Hongo Village Shrine Rice Inari Shrine Festival deity [* 1] Inakura Somei Ujiko 56 houses 3,330,000 tsubo in the precincts |
| 459 | Kamoi Village Shrine Sugiyama Shrine Festival God*1 Yamato Takeru Amaterasu Omikami [*1] |
| 459 | Emperor Kanmu imperial prayer no Reijijin (*1) Nagawa territory |
| 459 | Enoshita Raizan Enko-ji Temple, which is unknown, is unknown, is unknown. |
| 460 | Kubosan Medical Office Old Joji Kaizan Enkai Monk's capital is unknown, the Buddhist sect of the Kogi Shingon sect of Buddhism, Dainichi Nyorai, who is unknown, is 755 tsubo in the precincts of 24 people. |
| 460 | Kubo Old Joji Temple Yakushido Honson Eyeless Yakushi Nyorai Writer Gyoki Bodhisattva |
| 460 | Hirofuku Nakayama [* 1] The opening of the mountain Daizoji Temple is unknown, the religion of the Soto sect of Buddhism, who is unknown. |
| 460 | Zhongshan Juhozan Hoko Shosenji Kaizan Chuko's 1st Shigehan Chuko's 1st Shigenori Hoshunji Temple is unknown, the founder of the Kogi Shingon sect of Buddhism is unknown. |
| 460 | Terayama Zuiyama Kannon-in Jinguji Temple, which is unknown at the opening of the mountain, is unknown at the beginning of the sect, the 11-faced Kanzeon sect. |
| 460 | Terayama Jinguji Temple Kannon-do Honson 11-faced Kannon Bodhisattva Writer Gyoki Bodhisattva |
| 460 | Kamisaruyama Koshozan Seirenin Manzo-ji Temple opened in Manzo-ji Temple, the first generation of Hozo Hoin sect, the old-fashioned Shingon sect of Buddhism, Amitabha Nyorai, is unknown. |
| 460 | Daigozan Koshoji Kaizan Myoiwa Soju Yamato Shozen, who is unknown to the founder of the sect, Soto sect of Buddhism, Shakamuni Buddha, who is not known, is unknown. |
| 461 | Kanon-do in Shimosaruyama Hoto-in Temple Kannon-do Honson Shokanzeon Bodhisattva Writer Unknown |
| 461 | Shimosaruyama Takasaruyama Hotoin Hodoji Kaizan Chuko No. 1, which is unknown to the establishment of the first generation of the sect. |
| 461 | (Kamoi) Renshuzan Honyanagiji Kaizan II, the saint of the Yanagishita Wakasa sect Nichiren sect, the three treasures of the 18th family members of the precincts of 170 Tsubo is unknown. |
| 461 | (Hongo) Zuikeisan Hoshoji Kaizan Betsumine sect Tenkai, unknown sect of Soto sect, 11-faced Kanzeon Bodhisattva writer, 1500-tsubo Yuo in the precincts of Asaan. |
| 461 | (Kamoi) The opening of Hokoku-ji Temple is unknown, and the founder of the Hokoku-ji Temple is unknown. |
| 461 | Kamoi Hikaru Hayashi Temple The author of main deity Fudodo Hall, Acalanatha. |
| 461 | Kamoi Kamoiyama Myoin Rinko-ji Kaiyama Yoshikei Hoin, which is unknown to the establishment of the Buddhist temple of the sect, Kogi Shingon sect, Fudo Myo, is unknown, 446 tsubo of the 53 members of the precincts. |
| 461 | Kami Sugeta Blue [*1] Kiyama Fuku [*1] The opening of the Ikuji Temple is unknown. |
| 461 | Hongo Zuishozan Jingu-in Temple, Tokanji Temple, Kaizan Hoinji Temple, which is unknown to the religion of the ancient religion Shingon sect, is unknown, 24 people in the precincts, 500 tsubo Yuo unknown |
| 583 | Sugiyama Shrine Okuma Town, Midori-ku |
| 583 | Nishihara, Orihonmachi, Midori-ku, Awashima Shrine |
| 584 | Tenmangu Shrine Higashigatacho, Midori-ku |
| 584 | Arable land in Kawamumachi, Midori-ku, Inari-sha |
| 584 | Sugiyama Shrine Ikebe-cho, Midori-ku |
| 584 | Sugiyama Shrine Saedo-cho, Midori-ku |
| 584 | Kawawa-cho, Midori-ku, Yahata-sha |
| 585 | Hongo Shrine, Midori-ku, Hongo Shrine |
| 585 | Sugiyama Shrine, Midori-ku, Kamoi-cho |
| 585 | Shirayama Shrine Hakusancho, Midori-ku |
| 585 | Kamiyama-cho, Midori-ku, Yahata-sha |
| 585 | Sugiyama Shrine Nakayama-cho, Midori-ku |
| 585 | Sugiyama Shrine Terayama-cho, Midori-ku |
| 586 | Daimura-cho, Midori-ku, Yahata-sha |
| 586 | Miho-cho, Midori-ku, Sugiyama Shrine |
| 586 | Shinji-cho, Midori-ku, Shinmei-sha |
| 586 | Hyugayama Shrine Midori-ku, Tokaichibacho 808 |
| 586 | 1-chome, Shin-Ishikawa, Midori-ku, Sudo Shrine |
| 586 | Tsurugi Shrine Eda-cho, Midori-ku |
| 587 | Sugiyama Shrine Onta-cho, Midori-ku, Sugiyama Shrine |
| 587 | Tsuda-cho, Midori-ku, Oishi-sha |
| 587 | Sumiyoshi-jinja Shirine Naracho, Midori-ku |
| 587 | Shiratoridai, Midori-ku, Kamijima Maekawa Shrine |
| 588 | Aoto-cho, Midori-ku, Sugiyama Shrine |
| 588 | 12 shrines Kita-Hatsusakucho, Midori-ku |
| 588 | Nishihasakucho, Midori-ku, Sugiyama Shrine |
| 589 | Hie-jinja Shrine Oyama-cho, Midori-ku |
| 589 | Sugiyama Shrine (former Kamiyamotochochocho) Mitakedai, Midori-ku |
| 589 | Kamiya Honmachi, Midori-ku, Pharmaceutical Shrine |
| 589 | Sugiyama Shrine (former Shimoyamotochocho) Chikusadai, Midori-ku |
| 590 | Kumano Shrine Teraya-cho, Midori-ku |
| 590 | Kamoshida-cho, Midori-ku, Ko Shrine |
| 590 | Children's Shrine (formerly Nariai-cho) Midori-ku Tachibanadai |
| 590 | Tetsu Shrine, Midori-ku Tetsumachi |
| 591 | Suwa-jinja Shrine Obacho, Midori-ku |
| 591 | Goku Shrine (former Kurosuda-cho) Susukino-cho, Midori-ku |
| 591 | Yakumo Shrine Midori Ward Kamiichigaocho |
| 591 | Sugiyama Shrine Midori Ward Shimo-Ichigaocho |
| 592 | Hisamatsu Sanchofukuji Temple (Soto sect) Okuma Town, Midori-ku |
| 592 | Sawamizuyama Seiryuin Shinshoji Temple (Shinso Otani school) Orihonmachi, Midori-ku |
| 592 | Buddhist Hozan Sowakain Tojoji Temple (branch temple of Toriyama Sankaiji Temple, Shingon sect Takano School) Sanno-mae, Saedo-cho, Midori-ku |
| 593 | Hatamoriyama Toshoin Ryuunji Temple (branch temple of Jodo sect Jinsei Kosekisenya-ji Temple) Tohomachi, Midori-ku |
| 593 | Iwasawayama Keiunin Tenso-ji Temple (branch temple of Koseki Senya-ji Temple in the Jodo sect Jinsei sect) Mukodai, Kawawa-cho, Midori-ku |
| 593 | Ryosan Zuiunji Temple (branch temple of Enkaku-ji Temple, Kamakura Enkaku-ji Temple) Nakamura, Kawawa-cho, Midori-ku |
| 593 | Joneyama Myorenji Temple (Nichiren sect) Shiroyamashita, Kawawa-cho, Midori-ku |
| 594 | Sunday Yamanishi Koji Gento-in Temple (branch temple of Jodo sect Jinsei Kosekisenya-ji Temple) Tohomachi, Midori-ku |
| 594 | Kawamukai-san Yakuo Teranaga Sho-in (branch temple of Kozuki-in, Soto sect) Miyano-mae, Kawamukai-cho, Midori-ku, Midori-ku |
| 594 | Takagiyama Fukujuin (branch temple of Toriyama Sankaiji, Shingon sect Takano school) Hachisho Yado, Ikebe-cho, Midori-ku |
| 594 | Koshozan Ryukain Sochu-ji Temple (branch temple of Kozuki Senya-ji Temple, Jodo sect Jinjin West School) Ikebe-cho, Midori-ku |
| 595 | Maruyama Fumonin Kannonji Temple (branch temple of Toriyama Sankaiji Temple in the Takano School of Shingon sect) Yabune, Ikebe-cho, Midori-ku |
| 595 | Jomiyama Yotsuin (branch temple of Kozukiunshoin, Soto sect) Ikebe-cho, Midori-ku |
| 595 | Hoshiyasan Nenbutsu-ji Temple (branch temple of Kozuki-senya-ji Temple, Jodo sect) |
| 595 | Jonen-ji Temple (branch temple of Kozuki Senya-ji Temple, Jodo sect) Ikebe-cho, Midori-ku |
| 595 | Dr. Hisashi Yamanishi Oji (branch temple of Toriyama Sankaiji Temple, Shingon sect Takano School) Ikebe-cho, Midori-ku |
| 596 | Reimeizan Muryoji Temple (branch temple of Toriyama Sankaiji Temple, Shingon sect Takano School) Shimizuba, Saedo-cho, Midori-ku, Midori-ku |
| 596 | Suishozan Jingu-in Tokanji Temple (Shingon sect) Hongo-cho, Midori-ku |
| 596 | Zuikeizan Hoshoji Temple (Soto sect) Hongo-cho, Midori-ku, Yokohama |
| 596 | Renshuyama Honyanagiji Temple (Nichiren sect) Kamoi-cho, Midori-ku |
| 596 | Hikaru Hayashi-ji Temple, Kamoi Sanmeioin Temple (Shingon sect) |
| 597 | Takasaruyama Hotoin Hodoji Temple (Shingon sect) Hakusan-cho, Midori-ku |
| 597 | Mitsuteruzan Seirenin Manzoji Temple (Shingon sect) Kamiyama-cho, Midori-ku |
| 597 | Ju Baoshan Hohosenji Temple (Shingon sect) Nakayama-cho, Midori-ku |
| 597 | Hirofukuyama Daizoji Temple (Soto sect) Nakayama-cho, Midori-ku |
| 597 | Zuiosan Kannonin Jinguji Temple (Shingon sect) Terayama Town, Midori-ku |
| 597 | Daigoyama Koshoji Temple (Soto sect) Daimura-cho, Midori-ku |
| 598 | Hachimanyama Treasure Temple (Soto sect) Tokaichi Market-cho, Midori-ku |
| 598 | Former Joji Temple (Shingon sect) Miho-cho, Midori-ku |
| 598 | Umiyama Choenji Temple (Sanomune Honganji School) Miho-cho, Midori-ku |
| 598 | Raikoyama Enkoji Temple (Shingon sect) Oyama-cho, Midori-ku |
| 599 | Kanfukuji Temple (Shingon sect) Eda-cho, Midori-ku |
| 599 | Yoroyama Shinfukuji Temple (Shingon sect) Eda-cho, Midori-ku |
| 599 | Shibusawayama Ryusen-in Shingyoji Temple (branch temple Shiba Zojoji Temple, Jodo sect) Eda-cho, Midori-ku |
| 599 | Manganji, Kongosan Seijuin (branch temple, Ouzenji, Shingon sect) Azamino, Midori-ku |
| 599 | Kagekenzan Saishoji Temple (Sanomune Honganji School) Shin-Ishikawa-cho, Midori-ku) |
| 600 | Shorinzan Hodoji Temple (Soto sect) Eda-cho, Midori-ku |
| 600 | Maniyama Enjuin Toku [*1] Onji Temple (the end of Mt. Koya-san Hoshoin, Shingon sect) Onta-cho, Midori-ku |
| 600 | Koeizan Shinjoin Manpukuji Temple (Shingon sect Toku [*1] Onji Temple, branch temple) Tanamachi, Midori-ku |
| 600 | Tenryu Yamafuku Shoji Temple (branch temple of Nagatsuta Obayashi-ji Temple, Soto sect) Onta-cho, Midori-ku |
| 601 | Omineyama Shogakuin Temple (branch temple of Shimotenning-ji Temple, Tokyo, Soto sect) Nara-cho, Midori-ku |
| 601 | Ryuo Sanseienji Temple (branch temple in Kuonji Temple, Nichiren sect, Mt. Minobu) Sumiyoshidai, Midori Ward |
| 601 | Jiunzan Dairinji Temple (Soto sect) Midori Ward Tsuda-cho |
| 602 | Yakuosan Fukusen-ji Temple (Toku Onda, Shingon sect, branch temple of Onji Temple) Tsuda-cho, Midori Ward |
| 602 | Koyosan Shoryuin (branch temple of Obayashi-ji, Soto sect) Midori Ward Mayor Tsuda-cho |
| 602 | Renseiji Temple (branch temple in Kuonji Temple, Nichiren sect, Mt. Minobu) Aotomachi, Midori Ward |
| 602 | Ryu Sawayama Hojuin (branch temple in Seigenin, Shimoaiko-gun, Soto sect) Oyama-cho, Midori-ku |
| 603 | Ukita Rakuzan Ryukoin Kango-ji Temple (branch temple of Sankai-ji Temple, Shingon sect) Oyama-cho, Midori-ku |
| 603 | Shosenin (branch temple of Hosenji Temple, Sagamihara City, Soto sect) |
| 603 | Hokutoyama Nankeiin (branch temple of Enkaku-ji Temple in Kamakura, Rinzai sect) |
| 603 | Ichizosan Soeiji Temple (branch temple in Hasedera TempleSoto sect, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo) Tetsumachi, Midori-ku |
| 603 | Yakuoji (branch temple in Ouzenji, Shingon sect) Oba-cho, Midori-ku |
| 603 | Tofukuji Temple (branch temple in Ouzenji, Shingon sect) Ichigao-cho, Midori-ku |
| 604 | Shiratamayama Shihoin Asako-ji Temple (the end of Kosen-ji Temple, Koza-gun, Soto sect) Keo-cho, Midori-ku |
| 604 | Komyo Yamanishi Koji Temple (branch temple in Ouzenji, Shingon sect) Nishihasakucho, Midori-ku |
| 604 | Sesonin (Shingon sect) Kitahatsusakucho, Midori-ku |
| 604 | Gankozan Kain Gokurakuji Temple (Shingon sect) Miyamae, Nishihasakucho, Midori-ku, Midori-ku |
| 604 | Hokkosan Sosenji Temple (branch temple of Nagatsuta Obayashi Temple, Soto sect) |
【※1】 Kanji characters that may be garbled, such as old fonts, have been changed to common kanji.
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