In the precincts, there are Hyakusai-do Hall enshrining the Hyakusai-zo, an imaginary portrait believed to represent the deceased ONO-no-Komachi's 100-year-old appearance, and a stone with an inscription of Haiku (a Japanese poem in seventeen syllables having a 5-7-5 syllabic form) composed by Basho MATSUO of 'What kinds of Buddha will painters of Otsu-e depict in New Year?' and so on.
境内には小野小町の百歳の姿をあらわしたといわれる百歳像を祀る百歳堂、松尾芭蕉の「大津絵の筆のはじめは何仏」の句碑などがある。