01 / Six Kannon
Six Kannon statues at a temple here are saidto have been hidden in an attic when temples were suppressed.
The six statues (Sho, Senju, Batō, Eleven-Faced, Juntei and Nyoirin Kannon) are 17th-century works carved from single blocks of katsura, about 108 cm tall. Said to come from a former temple, they were wrapped in straw matting and hidden in the attic of the head priest's family when it became a shrine, then given to the temple in the late Meiji or early Taisho era.
- Prefecturally designated, 2011
- Six statues, 107.5-108.5 cm
- Moved to the temple, late Meiji or early Taisho
