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Founded in 982, the chief guardian of the Miura Peninsula — an 800-year-old ginkgo donated by Yoritomo and the prefecturally designated main shrine building bear witness to over a millennium of history

Sacred site of Daikokuten on the Miura Shichifukujin pilgrimage — long revered by Misaki fishermen and merchants, drawing many worshippers during the New Year seven lucky gods circuit

Sacred site of Hotei on the Miura Shichifukujin pilgrimage — enshrined for prosperity, good fortune, and the blessing of children, drawing New Year pilgrims from across the Minamikaura district

Built on the site of the 'Peach Palace' where Yoritomo lodged during his Misaki excursion — one of the Three Miura Palaces, with plum and cherry blossoms adorning the grounds in spring

Ancient temple whose Bishamonten faith gave the surrounding district its very name 'Bishamonten' — enshrined as a warrior deity on the Miura Shichifukujin pilgrimage for victory and protection from misfortune

One of the Three Miura Palaces — the 'Camellia Palace' where Minamoto no Yoritomo is said to have lodged during his Misaki excursion, with winter-to-spring camellias reflecting the peninsula's mild climate

Sacred site of Fukurokuju — deity of longevity, happiness, and prosperity — on the Miura Shichifukujin pilgrimage, quietly standing in the farming and fishing community of Hasse

Sacred site of Ebisu on the Miura Shichifukujin pilgrimage — enshrined for abundant catches and business prosperity, revered by Misaki's fishermen and fish-industry workers throughout the ages

A Miura hilltop naval base later held by the Go-Hojo — a maritime fortress guarding against the Satomi clan across the bay

Soto Zen temple founded in 1394 by Miura Yoshioki on the site of Yoritomo's 'Cherry Palace' — a historic site conveying the deep bonds between the Kamakura shogunate and the Miura clan