Enyu-ji Temple

Among the temple treasures at Enryu-ji Temple, Fudasho No.26 , is a prefectural-designated cultural property, a flat plaque depicting "Kagekiyo Rouyaburi" by Karasuyama Sekien.

It was dedicated in 1764 at Gokokuji Temple in Edo (now Tokyo) on the occasion of the opening of the temple to the public of the 34 Kannon of Chichibu.
From the main hall to the sutra office, visitors must walk along a path through the mountains and climb another 300 or so stone steps. The "Okunoin Iwaido" , a Kannon hall, was built in the middle of the Edo period (1603-1868) and is a stage structure built over a rocky terrain. Below the main hall flows a valley, and looking up, one can see Mt.Buko.