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A temple located at the foot of the Kuroi Castle site. Originally the lower building of Kuroi Castle, where the castle owner lived, when there was no battle. It is surrounded by water moats and high stone walls, known as Shichimatabori, and still retains the image of the castle hall of the Sengoku period. It is also known that Ofuku, who later became the nanny of the Tokugawa 3rd Shogun and Iemitsu and the Kasuga Bureau, spent his childhood up to the age of three, and in front of the Tōmon stands the monument of the Kasuka Bureau birth place. There is also Ofuku's water well.

An ancient temple with a history of 1300 years, Goyama-shirakuji (Tendai sect). In the vast temple area, there is a "taikobashi"-spanning pond, which is a link between the human world and the world of the Buddha, and a flock of hundreds of carp. Peacocks, which are said to be the guardians of Buddhism, meet the attendees at the side of the mountain gate. The flowers of the four seasons are stunning, and cherry blossoms, fuji, sekkoku, water lilies, and lotus color the precincts every season. In particular, at the beginning of May, "Kushaku Fuji" is a blooming flower on a wisteria shelf with a total length of 120m and a width of 9m, while the flower spikes are long and extend to 150cm. In addition, in the autumn, the yellow color of the maple and the yellow color of the mukuloji add accents to weave the landscape of Jintao.

A long time ago, an inn in Kunitachi Onsen, which was called Yamanokinyu in Tamba and flourished as Yujiba. You can enjoy a day bath at a small mountain village inn in the green. The bathrooms include "Akaoni no oyu" for men and "Ofuku no oyu" for women, and also include an open-air bath with tōya, respectively. The origin of the "Akaoni no yū" comes from the Kuroi lord lord of Tamba, Ogino (Akai) Inuemon Naomasa, who took the variant name of "Tamba no Akaoki". Naomasa is a barrister of Hundred Battles and is a warlord who dismissed Akechi Mitsuhide's attack on Tamba in "Akai's Injugaku" and was also feared by Oda Nobunaga. "Ofuku no yu" is because the nanny of the third general Tokugawa Iemitsu, the Kasuga Bureau, was born in this area and was called "Ofuku". There is also a family bath (private bath) with a source of water.