搁颈苍苍艒-箩颈's grand main hall, 厂补苍产耻迟蝉耻-诲艒 ('Hall of Three Buddhas'), was first built in 848; the current structure dates to 1645 and, with restoration work just completed in spring 2021, is now a brilliant shade of vermilion. Inside are a trio of gilded wooden statues, 8m-tall and seated on lotus pedestals. In the middle is Amida Nyorai (Buddha of Limitless Light); on the right is Senj奴 Kannon (thousand-armed bodhisattva of compassion); and on the left is Bat艒 Kannon (horse-headed bodhisattva of compassion).
Each deity has its counterpart in 狈颈办办艒's one of the three sacred mountains: Nantai-san (Senj奴 Kannon), Nyoh艒-san (Amida Nyorai) and Tar艒-san (Bat艒 Kannon). 搁颈苍苍艒-箩颈 is an important temple of Tendai sect (one of Japan's oldest sects, with a long history of patronage from the ruling class).
The sprawling grounds include 罢补颈测奴颈苍-产测艒; purchase a combined ticket for 楼900. A separate admission ticket includes entrance to the temple's treasure hall, 贬艒尘辞迟蝉耻-诲别苍, and its strolling garden, 厂丑艒测艒-别苍.