Kuroda Anenji Temple is the 18th temple in Eshu Ika. The 18th temple of Eshu Ika is a Buddhist pilgrimage site in the Eshu region. This fuda-sho is known as one of the most devout places in the Eshu region. The name of the temple is "Iko," and there is a Buddhist temple here. Visitors can deepen their faith by touring the fuda-sho. There are also beautiful natural surroundings around the fukusho, which can be calming. Access to the temple is convenient and attracts many visitors. The 18th temple of Eshu Iko is a special place that combines Buddhist beliefs with the beauty of nature. It is said that the image was buried in the ground by villagers to escape the fires of war and was later washed and purified in the Yogo River before being enshrined. It is also popularly known as "Imo Kannon" (Goddess of Mercy).