Joruri-ji is the only surviving temple in Japan with nine seated Amida Buddha statues lined up side by side, representing the nine levels of enlightenment a soul can achieve in the afterlife.

O salão principal e o pagode de três andares de Joruri-ji são Tesouros Nacionais, destacando o alto valor cultural do templo.

When the largest Amida statue underwent restoration, workers discovered ancient woodblock prints of Amida hidden inside the hollow statue since its creation in the 11th century.

O templo preserva um jardim da Terra Pura do período Heian, refletindo ideias budistas do paraíso no design paisagístico.