Overall interesting, but too private and small. Lacks of spirit and character. Rather chaotic, with goods sold here and there in a chaotic way by judgemental elder staff and too many different little shrines inside (squeezed everything in one place to make more money I suppose: enmusubi, inari, god of money, god of health, praying for safe delivery, praying for exams, praying for road safety… no specialty here like at other temples). The omamori are mass-produced generic omamori of low quality, no originality here. I liked the daruma ema though so I purchased them. Goshuin is neat though! One exit leads to a private underground parking of a nearby house and it was confusing. Anyway, it’s a little bit of a tourist trap and designed to squeeze money out of you.

Be cautious of the narrow roads on the way here as well as parking situation. Peaceful and unique temple

Very beautiful shrine. It's not that big, and very peaceful. We can pray and buy some souvenir (for luck) and there's mini torii as well. It's not difficult to get there as all. pls visit if you have spare time.

A peaceful and tranquil Japanese temple. There is a unique walkway which shows the teachings of the Noble Eightfold Path. There is also a grab your own fortune telling slip for 100 yen, which is pretty accurate. There are also souvenirs and good luck trinkets for sale.

Car park limited

Loved discovering this place! Make sure you buy a daruma-san while you're there.

Nice, quiet and peaceful local temple!

Really cool place to visit for Buddhist culture.

nice view