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The chief guardian shrine of Chigasaki, founded around 1030, with centuries-old tabunoki trees designated Kanagawa Prefectural Natural Monuments and over a millennium of coastal community protection.

Possibly an Engishiki shrine of the Heian period, with Okuninushi-no-Mikoto enshrined as a deity of medicine and matchmaking — among the oldest guardian shrines of the Sagami Bay coast in Chigasaki.

A Jodo temple founded around 1480 on the Sagami coast, where aged black pines rooted in sandy soil frame a setting that recalls the faith of Chigasaki post-town travelers and residents.

Taikosan Enjuin Manpukuji — a Koyasan Shingon temple in the fields of Hagizono that survived the syncretic era as the betto-ji of Mishima Daijin, and still shelters the Jizo and Kannon pilgrimage circuits of Koza district

The guardian shrine of Owada in the ancient Oba manor, with a roof-plaque from 1688 — its mikoshi joins the Hamaori seaside purification festival (Kanagawa Prefectural Intangible Folk Cultural Property) at Chigasaki beach every Marine Day