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A Tenmangu shrine in Isehara dedicated to Sugawara…

Founded by Priest Roben in 755 — the 1st of the 36 Kanto Fudo temples, famed for its nationally treasured iron Fudo statue and autumn illumination

An ancient shrine in Shimokashuya…

Founded by Gyoki in 716, one of Japan's three great Yakushi temples — its nationally designated Yakushi statue and spider lilies draw pilgrims

A Shingon esoteric temple at the foot of Mt. Oyama transmitting Kobo Daishi's teachings — goma fire rituals continue to this day

A shrine listed in the Engishiki…

An ancient Tendai temple on the eastern foot of Mt

Sagami Province's Third Shrine — an Engishiki-listed ancient site with over 2,600 years of history and a nationally treasured ring-shaped stone axe

Founded in 1620 by a pilgrim from Ise on his way to Mt. Oyama — the shrine that gave Isehara City its name

An ancient shrine at the foot of Mt. Oyama enshrining a guardian of horses — preserving the ancient horse-worship tradition of Sagami