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A shrine in Honmachida…

A shrine in Haramachida…

A Koyasan Shingon sanctuary in Nozuta housing a secret Yakushi Nyorai carved by Gyoki (729–749) — Machida's oldest wooden Buddhist sculpture, revealed only once every twelve years; the 1883 hall retains ceiling paintings by Kano Nobunori

A Jodo-shu temple in Haramachida, Machida

A Nichiren-shu temple in Haramachida, Machida

A Soto Zen temple in Haramachida, Machida

The tutelary shrine of Mitsume, Koyama — home to the 'Mitsume-bayashi' festival music, a Machida City Intangible Folk Cultural Property performed at its summer festival to this day

A rare Edo-period rural physician's residence transplanted to Yakushiike Park in 1974 — the thatched hip-and-gable main house, medicine gate, and storehouse are designated Tokyo Metropolitan Tangible Cultural Properties

A mid-Edo period farmhouse transplanted to Yakushiike Park from Onoji-machi and designated an Important Cultural Property (1978) — one of the oldest surviving farmhouses in metropolitan Tokyo, preserving the archaic three-bay hall-plan of the Tama Hills in its thatched hip-roof form

A memorial statue in Nozuta-cho — cradle of the Tama Freedom and People's Rights Movement of the Meiji era — erected in 1998 to commemorate the 40th anniversary of Machida City and honor activists such as Isaka Masataka and Murano Tsuneemon