Tomioka Hachimangu in Kanazawa Ward, Yokohama, is the guardian shrine of the Tomioka area, said to have been founded by Minamoto no Yoritomo. Known as 'Namiyoke Hachiman' (wave-repelling Hachiman), it is the original shrine from which the famous Tomioka Hachimangu in Fukagawa, Tokyo was established. Enshrining three deities — Hachiman, Ebisu, and Amaterasu — it offers blessings for military valor, business prosperity, and protection from disaster.

Choshoji in Tomioka, Kanazawa Ward, Yokohama, is the Rinzai temple where Naoki Sanjugo, namesake of the Naoki Prize, rests in the sea-facing Zen grave he wished for. Enshrining Hotei of the Kanazawa Seven Lucky Gods, it is known for goshuin hand-brushed by the resident priest.

Nojima Shrine in Kanazawa Ward, Yokohama, sits atop Nojima Park and has been celebrated since the Edo period as one of the Kanazawa Hakkei (Eight Views of Kanazawa) — specifically the "Evening Glow of Nojima." This guide covers the shrine history, the views immortalized by Hiroshige, and a complete pilgrimage route through the eight scenic spots.