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One of Japan's Three Great Benzaiten Shrines founded in 552, celebrated for the Five-Dragon legend and Yoritomo's prayers for victory

Founded in 1189 at the site where Yoshitsune's severed head was received, this shrine enshrines the tragic hero of the Genpei War as a deity and draws pilgrims from across Japan.

A Nichiren head temple on the sacred ground of the 1271 Tatsunokuchi Persecution, home to Kanagawa's only wooden five-story pagoda

The Ji sect head temple founded in 1325, where a centuries-old great ginkgo and the legend of Shizuka Gozen live on in Fujisawa

A memorial mound established around 1200 for a Sagami warrior of the Muraoka clan, preserving the medieval tradition of ancestral worship and warrior culture in Fujisawa.

A Tenman shrine to Michizane founded around 1050, said to be linked to the origin of the name 'Tsujido', with white and red plum blossoms evoking the legend of his famous flying plum tree.

An ancient Fujisawa temple founded in 1218 with Sanetomo as patron, tracing to Yoritomo's enshrinement of Mishima Daimyojin

A Soto Zen temple in Watauchi…

Founded in 1184 and linked to Shirahata Jinja, this ancient Shingon temple has preserved the memorial tablet of Minamoto no Yoshitsune for centuries

The ancient Fujisawa temple where Nichiren converted a Shingon monk after the Tatsunokuchi Persecution — home to the Masamune Inari and Maita clan graves