Gioji

It is a shrine that is famous for the sad story of Shirakoku, told at an early stage of the Heike story, and the sister of the shrine maiden, her mother sword, and the temple in front of the Buddha. Unfortunately, it wasn't usually open to the public, so the gate was closed when I visited. Looking at Yasu City's tourist information on the Internet, it seems that the “Reservation” system is open. In the same Yasu city, there is the “Kashio mansion”. This is a small park-like historic site with a monument that you can visit freely. For your reference.

A small temple built to honor the Buddha and mother of Buddha's sisters and mothers in Heike Monogatari, a white applause (a prostitute dancing in the late Heian Dynasty dances).