Highlights: Anju Shrine is located in Aizaka 1-chome, Tennoji District. In the 4th year of Changtai (901), Sugawara Michizane was banished to Dazaifu, and on the way to visit his aunt Joshouni who lived in Doming Temple in Hanoi, he stopped here to rest. At that time, the villagers who sympathized with Michizin gave him dessert, and in return, they received the Sugawara family's family crest "Plum Bowl". Anjuten Shrine was built by the villagers in the 5th year of Tenkei (942) after the death of Michizane to worship Michizane's undead. The monks of the local Shitennoji Temple sometimes live here in "Xiaanju" (no longer going out in the rainy season, and concentrate on practicing in the temple), and "Anjing" has become "annual residence". In the yard, there is the "Shenzhen Well", one of the seven famous waters of Tennoji Temple, which is said to have been drunk by Michizane. There is also a monument to Sanada Yukimura, who was defeated by Tokugawa during the Summer Battle of Osaka and died in the battle.