Yes, photography is allowed in designated areas of the temple grounds.
Unfortunately, there are no guided tours offered at this temple.
Due to its location on a mountainside, the temple can be challenging for wheelchair users and those with mobility issues. However, the gentle slope entrance may be more accessible than the steep stone staircase.
Eating and drinking are not permitted inside the temple grounds, but there are areas nearby where visitors can enjoy a picnic.
The best time to visit is June and July, when the hydrangeas are fully bloomed. However, the temple offers beautiful scenery and a peaceful atmosphere all year round.
Lovely temple up a shortish climb from Fukuzumiro. Shame there isn't a view across the valley. There is not much there besides a series of gravestones but a very peaceful place worth spending a short walk if you have time on your hands.
For the more adventurous, there is an unkept trail that starts from behind this temple. There is also a near little cave/spring behind the temple. And you can see some more interesting/historical parts of the temple at the back too.
