Kikoji Temple

The temple was founded by Emperor Shōmu's royal service. It is reported that the Indian monk Bodhi Senna [Bodai Senna], who served as the master of the opening of the Great Buddha, and Gyoki opened. In the main hall (national treasure), the statue of the Three Kinshi (important cultural property) of the late Heian period is celebrated. It holds outstanding architecture and sculptures, including the three-story pagoda (Important Cultural Property), and the statue of Juichen Guanyin (Important Cultural Property). There is also a Western-style rose garden, where 200 species of 2000 roses bloom in spring and autumn.

The beginning is known as Kumagorishoja, which was built by Prince Shōtoku in Heguri. He moved various places along with the vicissitudes of Miyako as a government temple of National Jinzhan. He was named Daianji Temple at his current location after Heijo Capital. It was also known as Nandaiji, along with Todaiji and Saidaiji, and it boasted a magnificent gaiji, but declined after the Middle Ages. A large number of wood-carved Buddhas from the late Tenpyo period to the Hirohito period are laid to rest. The statue of the eleven-faced Guanyin (Important Cultural Property) in the main temple, and the statue of the Ma-kou Guanyin (Important Cultural Property) in the temple of the temple are the secret Buddha. The statue of Yang Yanagi [Yōryū] (important cultural property) and the statue of Shitenno (important cultural property) of the celebration of the shrine can be observed throughout the year.

A hexagonal hall in the form of an octagonal pavilion with a cypress bark roof stands by Sagi Pond in Nara Park. Built in 1916 (Taisho 5), it was rebuilt in 1994 (Heisei 6). It is illuminated at night, and the surrounding cherry blossoms and crape myrtle are also beautiful.