A temple in Numama, Zushi, housing a wooden standing Amida Buddha statue from the Kamakura period — designated a prefectural cultural property. Its realistic style reflects the influence of the Kei school of Buddhist sculptors represented by Unkei and Kaikei. Together with Jimmuji and Kaihoin, it forms part of Numama's medieval sphere of faith.

A temple that has gathered devotion in the Numama area since ancient times. The principal wooden standing Amida Buddha statue, estimated to date from the Kamakura period, is characterized by its realistic style influenced by the Kei school of Buddhist sculptors represented by Unkei and Kaikei, and i…