The Myoga is held in a circle

[Marunidakimyoga] Myoga-mon. Myoga-mon is most commonly used in Myoga-mon (Myoga-mon Crest Dictionary by Takazawa, etc.)/In the medieval period, Mandala was worshipped, but Myoga was offered to this statue and a bamboo was placed next to it to make a pilgrimage. Myoga indicates bonno and bamboo indicates emptiness. In other words, any earthly desires can be liberated when they are as empty as bamboo. Myoga is the symbol of this god. The Mandala-shin God is a transformed god of Okuninushi no Mikoto in Jogyo Zanmai-do Hall, and is also a god related to Honji Suijaku that occurred in the early Heian period. Also, since it was a deity of sorei shinko (ancestral spirits) who managed the dead and the dead, it was said that those who worshipped it would go to the Great Heaven. (Written by Kosaku ITO, "Monsho")