01 ／ Three-storey pagoda
Closely set rafters on the first storey,carving on the second, fan rafters on the third.
A three-storey pagoda whose ridge-beam plaque records construction in the sixth year of Bunka (1809). The first storey has double eaves with closely set rafters, the second has carving over the whole underside of the eaves, and the third has double eaves with fan-shaped rafters, so the eaves differ on every storey. The prefecture describes the design as unified in delicacy and elegance, and as the only surviving example of pagoda architecture in the prefecture.
- Built 1809 (ridge-beam plaque)
- Prefectural designation, 1975
- Different eaves on every storey
