We didn't see any parking lot around there, so we had to find a nearby parking area. Luckily, there is a space for cars in front of a rest room on the opposite side of entrance to the temple. We stopped our car there, then went up the steep stone stairs to the temple.
When entering a temple, you'll see the bell of happiness drum tower and Hibari Kannon-do (ひばり観音堂) Hall. The Hibari Kannon-do Hall was built in 1994 which the hall was dedicated to Hibari Misora, a female Japanese ballad singer who died on June 24, 1989.
Main Hall.
The wooden Avalokiteśvara statue is the subject of mountainous faith that has been enshrined in the main hall. It has been designated the Cultural Properties of Japan by the government in 1906.
The 16 Rakan stone statues next to the main hall.
Views of Central Fukuoka from the precinct. It was a really great view with the Seaside Momochi waterfront area, Fukuoka Tower in the foreground and Hawks Town (Fukuoka Dome and Hilton Sea Hawk) in the center picture.