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An Engishiki-listed ancient shrine of Sagami Province — known for matchmaking blessings and the Kokufu Festival

A riverside guardian in a village whose very name means priestly lineage — prayers for flood protection and harvest since ancient times

A Kannon temple enshrined in homage to Kiyomizudera — guardian of the Sagami River crossing and long a center of Kannon faith

A Muromachi-period Nichiren temple with a rare integrated bell-tower gate — both the gate and a founder statue are Municipal Cultural Properties

A Koyasan Shingon temple in Ebina said to have been founded in 754 by Kōun Daitoku — the historic Kairōzan Manzōji Sojiin

Dating from the late 3rd to 4th century, bronze mirrors reveal links to the Yamato court — among the oldest kofun in Sagami

Imperial temple built by decree of Emperor Shomu — foundation stones of a 65-meter seven-story pagoda still mark the Sagami Ritsuryo capital

Ruins of the Sagami provincial nunnery destroyed in the 878 earthquake — a National Historic Site at the heart of Ritsuryo religious culture

Ebina's largest kofun at 80 m — keyhole-shaped tomb of an ancient Sagami chief whose haniwa fragments are among the oldest in Kanagawa

A Shingon temple carrying on the tradition of Sagami Kokubunji — home of goma fire rituals to Fudo Myo-o for protection from misfortune