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A Later Hojo mountain castle of nationally designated earthwork ruins — fell in half a day in 1590

Ichinomiya of Izu Province — where Minamoto no Yoritomo prayed for victory before his 1180 uprising, the stage that gave birth to the Kamakura shogunate

Literary museum dedicated to Mishima-born poet Ooka Makoto, celebrating the beauty and power of words

A mixed-use complex reviving the historic shrine-approach atmosphere in front of Mishima Taisha

Provincial temple founded by imperial decree in 741 — the Buddhist center of Izu during Yoritomo's exile

The Jizo of Mishima's old town, where Tokaido travelers believed any spoken wish would be granted

Branch shrine of Fujisan Hongu Sengen Taisha forming Mishima's sacred landscape alongside Mishima Taisha

Shrine commemorating the legendary nap Yoritomo took during his 1180 uprising campaign

A spring-fed stream revived by conservation efforts — one of the Heisei Hundred Famous Waters, aglow with fireflies in summer

An ancient Nichiren temple sustaining local faith along the Tokaido highway in Mishima