It was a bigger temple than I ever imagined. It also has a large site on the map, and proceeded to the precinct from the south gate side. I visited the temple on the morning of the weekend, and some people seemed to attend the memorial service. Incidentally, the main hall, which stands at the center of the temple grounds, is under construction, and you can only see the entire area during the curing process. Incidentally, the bell in the bell tower was like a mechanically struck system.

It is the grand head temple of Yuzu Nenbutsu, which was founded about 900 years ago, about five minutes from Hirano Station. There are many temple buildings in the precincts, and the main hall is the largest wooden building in Osaka City. The main hall is undergoing major renovations and is covered with a covering.