This temple of Tendai sect is the head of Kitamuki Kannon we visited yesterday. It was opened by Priest Jikaku and the main image is Myokansatsuchi Amida Buddha.
The bulletin board says;

Main Hall

Mifune Pine Tree

Stone Taho-to Tower and Stone Taso-to Tower

About Stone Taho Tower

2.74 meters high, made of andesite, it was designated as the Impotant Cultural Asset.

The surrounding Taso-to Towers (multilayered towers) were found in a state of mess under the ground in Taisho 13 (1924). They are said to be the works in Kamakura era (1185-1333).

Joraku-ji Temple, Other Pictures

This temple of Soto sect opened during Tencho era (824-834), prospered as a Zen temple protected by Hojo clan in the middle of Kamakura era (1185-1333) and many priests were brought up.
After the fall of Hojo clan (1333), it declined and left no accurate document since then. However, it is the oldest temple in Shinshu district with many cultural assets including 3-Tiered Octagonal Pagoda of National Treasure.

3-Tiered Octagonal Pagoda (National Treasure)

16 Arhats

Japanese Umbrella-Pine

About 3-Tiered Octagonal Pagoda

According to the guide board on its architectural style,
"This pagoda was built in the style of Zen (Kara Style) of the advanced technology in China at that time.
Therefore, its appearance is profound, and different from the pagodas in Japanese style.
The octagonal pagodas are recorded in Nara and Kyoto, but they are now lost. So, this is the only octagonal pagoda left in Japan, and a very precious one remaining in a Zen temple.

Anraku-ji Temple, Other Pictures