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Pray for good luck and prosperity.
The main shrine through the torii gate at the main entrance. Notice the bowl below Ebisu's face on the torri gate into which visitors can flick coins to get good luck.
A sub-shrine called Komatsu Tenmangū, which is dedicated to Sugawara no Michizane, a scholar and politician who became deified as the god of learning, writing, and scholarship.
Kyoto's first Zen Buddhist Temple.
The Hatto hall, where the principle image is housed and the 108 tatami-mat-sized dragon ceiling-cover is desplayed.
The Hatto Hall with the a Mukaikaramon gate in front of it as viewed from the Hojo Hall across the Daio-en racked gravel garden.
Pray for breaking off bad relationships with people or habits, and for imporved skills and talents.
The main shrine enshrining the Emperor Sutoku, the Shinto god Ōmononushi no Kami and Prince Yorimasa Minamoto.
Climbing through this large stone covered in the written prayers of devotees is part of the ceremony or ridding yourself of bad ties.
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