The principal object of worship is the statue of Bishamonten, a hidden Buddha. In the Reiden and Shinden, the paintings change as the viewer moves, such as the "Ceiling Dragon" that catches the eye from any angle, the fusuma painting "Kuro no Zu" by Masunobu Kano, and the "Wood Door Screen" by Okyo Maruyama. Appreciate old contemporary art that looks like In addition, seasonal stamps with colorful stamps are also fun, with hydrangeas in June and Tanabata decorations in July.
The sight of Chokushizaka turning red in autumn is a masterpiece. At the end of the slope you can see the imperial messenger gate, which was given by Emperor Gosai and was completely relocated in 1693 (Genroku 6).

Imperial messenger gate relocated from the Kyoto Imperial Palace. It is a gate for messengers called emperors and imperial messengers, and is not open to the general public. Let's observe the cypress bark roof that was just repaired in January 2020.

The sight of Chokushizaka turning red in autumn is a masterpiece. At the end of the slope is the Imperial Envoy Gate, which was given by Emperor Gosai and was completely relocated in 1693.

As you walk up the approach, you will see the Niomon Gate, which is the front gate to the main hall, which is protected by the two statues of Aun. I have watched over the Yamashina area, which spreads beyond the large lanterns, and the activities of the people who live there.

Benzaiten is said to have been enshrined in Osaka Castle and Kodaiji Temple by Omandokoro, the mother of Toyotomi Hideyoshi. In summer, the contrast between the blue maple leaves and the vermilion Benzaiten on the hill is attractive. It's also a must-see when the autumn leaves look like they're on fire.

The correct combination is a bush warbler on plum blossoms and a sparrow on bamboo. However, the combination of birds and trees in this room, which depicts a mountain crow on a plum tree and a striped chickadee on a bamboo tree, is not as the theory goes. Please visit and think about the "mystery" of this room.

A circuit-style garden in which the garden, which was created in the early Edo period by drawing water from the valley river, and the new buildings, such as the Benten-do hall, which was built after the Meiji period, are connected by maple trees and azaleas. Find your favorite scenery.

［Cherry blossom viewing information]
Best time to visit: Late March - early April *Varies depending on the weather.
拝観時間／3月～11月月末9：00～16：00（最終受付／16：30）
Admission: Adults 700 yen, High school students 400 yen, Elementary and junior high school students 300 yen

［Autumn Foliage Season Information]
見頃／例年11月中旬～12月上旬 ※気候によって変動あり
Visiting hours/Admission fee: Same as regular visit