Futenji Fureai Station (Kansai Wide Area Association)

It blends into the idyllic satoyama landscape. It is said that in the Imperial Court of Emperor Tenmu, the Imperial Court of the Emperor of the Emperor, the priest, the priest, the priest, and the priest, Ryoben, on the wishes of the Emperor Shōmu, built a gaiji addition. The statue of the eleven-faced Kannon standing (national treasure) of the main statue was enshrined in Tenpyo 16 (744). It is a wood-shin-dried lacquer statue made in the late Tenpyo period to convey the breath of the ornate Tenpyo. It was also a connexus of Nara and Kōfuku-ji Temple, so it flourished under the asylum of Mr. Fujiwara, but it was burned down in the Middle Ages. Currently, only the main hall (Ōmido) stands quietly.

The temple where Ikkyu Zen Master spent his later years. In the Kamakura period, Soken as Myokōji. He was later hit by a soldier, but Ikkyu re-emerged in the year of Yasumasa (1455-56). It was named Shen Eun-an. The main hall, hojō, and back (all important cultural treasures) stand in the moss-covered, moist and airy precincts, while the hojō and Hōkakan gardens are designated as Meishatsu. Ikkyu attended from here when he became Daitokuji priest at the age of 81, and died at the age of 88. The wooden statue of Ikyu Zen Master (Important Cultural Property), which is enshrined in the center of Hojo, is a life-size statue made by a high brother in the year of his death, and it is said that Ikyu planted his hair and beard. Ichikyuji Natame 700 yen, which is said to be the Ikkyzen Sensho, can be bought in the back.