Rinnan-ji is a temple of the Soto sect of Buddhism, which has Eihei-ji Temple in Fukui Prefecture and Soji-ji Temple in Kanagawa Prefecture as the two main temples. According to the legend of this temple, about 370 years ago, in the 2nd year of the Shoho (1645) of the Edo period, Saburo Kuro Shigenari Suzuki, who had successively served as governor of Amakusa, visited the Zen master Manan Eishu (later Uji Oki ) to mourn for their ancestors. This temple was then built at the behest of the revitalization of Hijiri-ji Temple. Next to this temple there is a crematorium for funeral ceremonies. Despite being a beautiful place, I do not recommend it to tourists as a sign of respect for the place. It has goshuin.