Many temples existed on Mt. Kodakami since the Nara period, but were closed due to the anti-Buddhist movement at the beginning of the Meiji era, and Buddha statues and temple treasures are now placed in the collection warehouse (Koko-kaku and Yoshiro-kaku) of the Furuhashi district at the foot of the mountain. Many valuable items such as the statue of a standing eleven-faced Kannon (an important cultural property) and the standing Gyoran (fish basket) Kannon statue are placed here.