Tengjiang Kunitachi no Kokusai Shrine

It is said to have been founded by Gyoki in the first year of Gyeongyun (704) with Emperor Bunmu's royal service. He became the Hoso sect until the 15th generation, and the Tendai sect from the 16th generation, and had 36 monks. It is famous as the temple of Hagi and is crowded with onlookers in the fall. You can see Tokugawa Ieyasu's list of red seals, as well as Imagawa's letter of donation, etc. A temple related to Kazutoyo Yamauchi. Koya Jizō-son (Cultural Property), sculpted overnight by Kiko-jokujin, is famous.

It is also known as "Hydrangea-ji", in which 50 species and 13,000 hydrangeas were planted in the precinct; during the "Hydrangea Matsuri" period, the main temple was opened to the general public, and was also guided by the temple monks.

The signboard product, fresh cream Daifuku, is a very popular product, and there are two types of vanilla and matcha 145 yen. In addition, inside the store, from Japanese sweets such as Morimachi Nameka's plum is 148 yen and Mison 80 yen, from cream puff 118 yen, A popular local confectionery shop with a soft roll of 930 yen and a large number of Japanese and Western baked goods. Seasonal confections can also be enjoyed with sakura mochi, kashi mochi, jelly, and the popular chestnut mushiyokan in autumn.