Kyushitsutaku is a table in front of the principal image of Buddha that holds incense burners, candle stands and vases.
It has been decorated with intricate carvings, demonstrating the splendor of Buddhist sutra-reading tables from the period around the 1400s.
"Kyushitsu" is a complicated technique used in Japanese lacquer work, that involves multiple layers of lacquer application.
It was designated as an important cultural property in August 1925.