The Omaedachi-zo statue, made up of Chuson (the principal statue in a group of Buddhist statues) and two Ryowakiji (statues standing at both sides of Chuson) features the Ikko-sanzon (meaning the three icons carrying one large halo) and has characteristics in style, the gods' inso (the shapes expressed with their fingers), the way they are dressed, and the hokan (crowns) worn by the Ryowakiji.
「お前立ち」像は中尊・両脇侍ともに立像で、三尊が1枚の大きな光背を背負っており（一光三尊形式という）、三尊の印相（両手の指で示す形）、服制、両脇侍の宝冠などにも特色がある。