01 / Two-storied gate
A gate with a gallery around its upper floorwas built in the 2nd year of Tenna (1682).

The Kenkon-in Temple main gate is a two-storied gate, three bays wide with one entrance, built in the 2nd year of Tenna (1682). It has a hip-and-gable roof of copper tiles and a gallery around the upper floor, and is unified in the Zen style. West of the grounds are the graves of four generations of the Mizuno family, including the pagoda of Mizuno Tadamasa.
- Built in 1682
- Three bays, one entrance, two stories
- Town-designated cultural property


