Kiyomizu-dera Asakurado

Asakura-do is a Buddhist temple near the entrance of Kiyomizu-dera in Kyoto, enshrining Senju Kannon. It originated from a Hokke Sammai-do built in 1510 by Asakura Sadakage northwest of the main hall, and houses a Kiyomizu-style Juichimen Senju Kannon along with Jizo Bosatsu and Bishamonten. The current building was rebuilt in 1633 and is designated an Important Cultural Property of Japan, and goshuin are available at the main hall's nokyojo. The temple grounds are smaller than those of major Kyoto temples.