Nisseki-ji Temple is a temple with a long history, which was founded 1,300 years ago. It was originally a base of Shugen-do (mountain religion), but in later years, a temple of an esoteric buddism sect called Shingon-shu was built there. The precinct of Nisseki-ji Temple is designated as important national heritage site, which contains such beautiful buddhist ruins as a rock-carved buddha statue of Fudo-myo’oh, Roppondaki Falls (literally means six waterfalls) for Buddhist practices and three-story pagoda.