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Twenty-ninth temple of the Saigoku 33 — the only Bato Kannon principal image in the pilgrimage, set on Mt. Aoba overlooking Wakasa Bay

A shrine in Maizuru's inner harbor, near where Emperor Go-Yozei brokered peace in 1600 to save Hosokawa Yusai's secret poetry transmission

A chief Soto Zen temple whose 6th abbot supported Hosokawa Yusai during his siege at Tanabe Castle before Sekigahara—preserving a Kyoto Prefecture-designated nirvana painting donated by the Hosokawa clan

Founded in 829 by the monk-prince Shinnyo, a disciple of Kukai—known as 'Tango's Maple Temple,' with statues attributed to Kaikei and a garden said to be laid out by Hosokawa Yusai

The only temple among the Saigoku 33 with the Horse-Headed Kannon as its principal image—a hidden Buddha whose 2008 unveiling, its first in 77 years, drew wide attention, alongside Important Cultural Property statues attributed to Kaikei