The information on the main gate clearly states that there are two temples in one precincts. At first I thought there were just two temples nearby, but it was like this as the owner of guest house Aozora-ya said.

I was greeted by the Nio-statue with large eyes and a rather cute expression 😉

As I walked up the stairs from the main gate, I saw this huge camphor tree with its root spreads in quite strange way, two impressive red buildings, and a few other buildings.

The main temple of Jinne-in has a concrete entrance, which is quite different from other temples. When I went through this entrance and went up the stairs, I found this small but beautiful main temple.

The two impressive red buildings are the main temple and Taishi-do of No.69 Kanon-ji. I recited the the sutra four times in total at both Jinne-in and Kanon-ji 🙂

Naturally, there’s only one Nokyo-jyo here, so they offer two different temple stamps. The person in charge was very polite and wrote really beautiful script on top of the temple stamp, which made me happy.