This 17th-century temple is dedicated to Kishimojin, the goddess who protects children and childbirth. It's a popular spiritual site for local families. The grounds are shaded by ancient ginkgo trees and offer a calm, welcoming atmosphere. Nearby, the traditional shopping street Zoshigaya Dori features snack stalls and a nostalgic old-school candy shop (Kamadaya). The main hall is designated as an Important Cultural Property.

Price: Free admission
Touristy? : Not very touristy. Mostly visited by locals and families praying for children’s well-being.