Wakamiya Shrine

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.

The hokakudo, a hokakudo with cypress skin, stands on the egret pond in Nara Park. It was built in 1916 (1916) and rebuilt in 1994 (1994). It is lit up at night, and the cherry blossoms and the sled sled in the surrounding area are also beautiful.

It was reported that the temple of the mountain cottage of Prince Shiki [Shikinomiko] was made into a temple, and Eison was re-emerged during the Kamakura period. The Hozō is filled with the statue of King Yan Ma (Important Cultural Property). Eyes sharp, mouth open and powerful. It is a work of the Kangen Ise faction of the Kamakura period, along with the statue of the relative's command [Shimyo] and the book [Shiroku] (Important Cultural Property). The view from the precincts is good, and the stone steps of the approach are covered with hagi in autumn. Around the end of March, five-colored camellias open flowers.