A Tendai temple in Isumi known as the 32nd station of the Bando 33 Kannon Pilgrimage.\nSaid to have been founded in 807 when Dengyo Daishi Saicho enshrined Senju Kannon.\nSharing its name with Kyoto's Kiyomizudera, it bears the title Otowasan Kiyomizudera.\nThe Four Heavenly Kings statues are prefecturally designated cultural properties, excellent Kamakura wood carvings.\nThe grounds are situated on outer Boso's hilly terrain surrounded by rich nature.\nAs the 32nd Bando pilgrimage station, pilgrims heading for the final station at Nagoji visit.\nThe main hall is a substantial building of historical character housing Senju Kannon.\nThe grounds' nature is beautiful through the seasons, especially magnificent in autumn foliage.\nLocated in the quiet outer Boso mountains, it provides a tranquil space to rest from pilgrimage.\nOne of Boso's important sacred sites enriching the Bando pilgrimage journey.