It is located on the west side of Kujūku Bay and offers a view of the scenic inside of the bay, with an observation deck overlooking the Tatesan Ran Peak.

It was built in the first year of Kanei (1624), and was rebuilt at its current location in the year of Genroku (1688-1704). The human skeleton Jizo-son of Shiniwagami is famous. It is a polar-colored Jizo-son with a height of 4m33cm, and the white part of the face, neck, chest, both hands and both feet is painted with human bones of a Buddha that no one will ever worship. There is also a house of furniture (Jububutsudo), which houses self-portrait drawings of the Heart Iwakaijin, Nembutsu books, and Raikei maps, and a garden with beautiful camellia, buttons, and hydrangeas.

A specialty of local Negami, Kaga round moro is a specialty. Kaga round, which is sticky and nutritious, and steamed yokan made with Hokkaido red beans, and steamed yokan with the addition of kudzu flour, is a light and gentle sweet dish. It is a sweet dish that can be eaten with large-grain chestnuts.