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Saiji Temple
吹田市佐井寺１丁目１７−１０
A Shingon Buddhist temple located in Suita City, also known as Yamada-ji. It is renowned for its devotion to the Eleven-Faced Kannon in the main hall and the Medicine Tathagata in the Medicine Hall.
History
The temple's origins are traced to a hermitage established by the monk Dojo in the 6th year of Emperor Tenmu's reign. The monk Giki later founded the complex, enshrining a Kannon statue carved from sandalwood as the principal image. The complex was destroyed by fire during wartime in the Tensho period, but was rebuilt in 1647 CE (Shoho 4) by the monk Sogun.
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