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An ancient mountain temple founded by Gyoki in 724 — where both Yoritomo and Sanetomo made pilgrimage to the Medicine Buddha

An ancient temple on a hilltop above Kotsubo fishing port — long a place of prayer for maritime safety and bountiful catches in Sagami Bay

Bando Kannon pilgrimage #2 — where Yoritomo prayed for Masako's safe childbirth, also home to a stone monument by novelist Izumi Kyoka

Chief guardian shrine of Numama enshrining five deities — standing at the crossroads where Kamakura warriors traveled toward the Miura Peninsula

An ancient Numama temple treasuring a bronze bell inscribed 1403 — conducting community memorial services for over 600 years

A Pure Land temple housing a Kamakura-period standing Amida Buddha reflecting the Kei school style — designated a Kanagawa prefectural cultural property

A 1300-year-old temple founded by Gyoki — the site where seven Miura retainers took their lives in 1513

A Rinzai temple in Ikego preserving a nationally designated Important Cultural Property five-ring pagoda from the mid-to-late Kamakura period

The cave where a white monkey saved Nichiren in 1260 still exists here — also the mausoleum of Nichiro and the Zushi entrance to Nagoe Kiridoshi

Zushi's guardian shrine named 'Turtle Hill' in contrast to Kamakura's 'Crane Hill' — famed for rare turtle-shaped komainu and its July Edo-style mikoshi festival