Kabusanji Temple is located in the mountains of Takatsuki City. It was opened in 697 by Engyoja. As the first sacred place in Japan where Bishamonten was enshrined, three Bishamonten statues are enshrined as the principal image. It was established as a Buddhist temple in 774 by Prince Kaisei, and at the time of its establishment, it was considered one of the Seven High Mountains along with Mt. Hiei and Mt. Katsuragi. From the Kamakura period to the Sengoku period, it was protected by the Ashikaga family, Toyotomi family, and Tokugawa family as the place where the god of war was enshrined, and many Osaka merchants made pilgrimages up the Yodo River during the period, and even today it is known as ``Bishamon Fudo Goma'' every day. It continues to be a temple of constant "prayers" as it performs prayers and rituals to ward off evil spirits. Surrounded by mountains with abundant nature, the area is also known for its fresh greenery in the spring and the autumn leaves in the fall.