Anamoriinari shrine; Around 1804, when the land around was cultivated, the embankment of the coast, collapsed by sea water invasion because of the raging waves that happened often. So, the villagers decided to enshrine a hokora (a small shrine), and from then, disasters of winds and waves never occurred, and the land cropped well. This was the origin of this shrine. The productiveness of grains are enshrined, and at the same time, for the airport is nearby, many worshippers visit the shrine for travel and traffic safety.

When the fishermen prayed, many gulls came to fly and made a good haul, so the gulls were regarded as a sign of good hauls, and from then, the shrine was called "Kamome(gulls)inari". In 1945, the shrine buildings were burned down by the war, but was rebuilt by the townspeople.

Tama river (Tamagawa) has a steep gradient, so floods constantly occurred from many years ago, but was bear close to people's lives because ayu fishing (a sweetfish fishery) was popular from old times. Now, the bank has been repaired, and is a place for relaxation and refreshment.

It is a great torii of Anamoriinari shrine, where it used to be here. After the war, all the buildings other than the torii, were dissolved under the orders from the GHQ, but it hadn't been pulled down after that, and has been protected by the people in the community. The word "peace" is written on the gakuzuka (the part of gate of the shinto shrine) of the torii, and is now a torii to pray for the world peace.