A Shingon temple on a hill in Sammu's Naruto, guardian Buddha of Kujukuri Beach.\nSaid to have been founded in 807 by Kobo Daishi Kukai.\nWith Fudo Myoo as principal image, it bears the name Namikiri meaning wave-cutter.\nSituated on high ground overlooking Kujukuri Beach with wonderful views.\nDeeply worshipped by Kujukuri fishermen as a temple for maritime safety and bountiful catches.\nThe main hall is built in suspended style on the cliff edge, a spectacular sight.\nThe name Namikiri derives from Fudo Myoo's spiritual power to repel great waves.\nNear Naruto strawberry picking spots, combined tourism and worship visits are popular.\nThe Kujukuri Beach panorama from the grounds is one of Chiba's finest views.\nA representative Kujukuri sacred site where sea and faith are united.