The building that corresponds to the temple's kuri is called the "Kogusa Kaikan". "Herbs" is named after Akegarasu Haya's favorite Chunlan, and the forehead on the outside of the front is the book of Toshi. The floor plan is almost the same as the old Kuri, which has been popular since the Meiji era, but it has become a modern one with an advanced design.

In addition to being used for occasional events, temple souvenirs and publications are on display.

In addition, the poem "Michi" by Tetsuo Akegarasu (Kiyozawa) , the former chief priest, which was seen in commercials in recent years, is also posted. Tetsuo taught philosophy at Otani University for many years and had students all over the country.