Bring an offering of a shamoji (wooden rice paddle) if you wish to participate in a local tradition. These paddles are left at the hall to symbolize being saved from hardship and ensuring one never lacks food, making it a meaningful way to engage with the temple's spiritual practice.

The ceiling features a dragon with multiple small feet, reportedly inspired by a centipede (mukade), which was favored by samurai as a symbol of forward momentum and unwavering resolve.