Karamatsu Kannon-do Hall in Yamagata City is located upstream of the Mumigasaki River, famous for the best imoni-kai in Japan. It was built in 1661 by tadahiro Matsudaira, the lord of the castle. Kannon-sama, the main image, is said to be the work of Kobo Daishi, and the hall is a suspension that mimics Kyoto Kiyomizu-dera Temple. It is said that this Kannon was brought by Princess Toyomaru, who was married to charcoal-grilled rattan thick, according to the notice of Shimizu Kannon. Against the background of the golden culture of the Oshuri Fujiwara family, there were legends of charcoal grilled rattan, legends of the second generation Kinsuri Yoshiji, and legends that the princess invited Yoshitsune Gen, and it was something that made you feel the taste of old stories.