Senbon Shakado (Senbon)

■ Hondo Hall A national treasure building built in 1227 in the early Kamakura period (1227) in Senbon Shakado (Ohooji). The oldest surviving remains of the early Kamakura period in Motoichi. The exterior has a simple structure, but there are decorations such as cloisonne around the ceiling of Nakajin. Always open: The center of the precincts ■ Wooden statue of Rokukannon Bosatsu An important cultural property sculpture made in the Kamakura period in Senbon Shakado (Ohooji). In 1224 (1224), a statue of a life-size bare wood with an eye, created by the Buddhist priest Jokei. There are six bodies of holy, Senju, Juichimen, Umato, Juntei, and Nyoirin Kannon. Soong-style influence can be seen on the fabric with a rich realism. The photo is a statue of Juntei Kannon. ■ Wooden standing statue of ten great disciples An important cultural property sculpture made in the Kamakura period in Senbon Shakado (Ohooji). It is a colored statue with a height of about 90.8 cm and a balleye, and is enshrined in the Reihokan. Among them, there is an inscription of Kenpo 6 or 7 (1218, 19) in the body document of Anan, and on the right foot of Merenson, there is an inscription of "Takusho Hogen Kaikei". Always open to the public: Reihoden ■ Wooden standing statue of Senju Kannon An important cultural property sculpture made by the Heian period in Senbon Shakado (Ohooji). The statue height is 1.76m and painted statue of one wood sculpture. It is an old statue before the construction of this temple, but its origin is not clear. As a legend, it is a statue of SUGAWARA no Michizane. Always open to the public: Reihoden ■ Daikoen An important cultural property craft made in the Muromachi period in Senbon Shakado (Ohooji). A pair of drum edges with a large height of 7 rice in the Reihokan. ■ Okamezuka A stone treasure engraving tower on the eastern fence of the precincts of Senbon Shakado. According to the temple biography, when the main hall was built, Takaji Nagai, the carpenter's master, cut one of the pillars short, and his wife Kamemai, who saw that he was deeply troubled, gave out a good idea and helped. However, it is said that Kame-woman committed suicide without waiting for the upper ridge ceremony when a woman's nachie was leaked to the public and hurt her husband's reputation. This tower was erected by Takatsugu in prayer for the happiness of Kamejo and the safety of the main hall. Every year in Senbon Shakado, 'Okame Setsubun' is held by people who admire the lucky virtue of the turtle.