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Also called emaden 絵馬殿; emadokoro 絵馬所 or gakuden 額殿 (frame hall), because originally the pictures were shaped like a frame.
Emadou are halls filled with *ema 絵馬 of various sizes. It is not clear when special buildings were erected for ema. Extant examples date only from the proto-modern period: Yasaka Jinja 八坂神社 Emaden, Kitano Tenmanguu 北野天満宮 Emadokoro (1608), both in Kyoto; Kotohiraguu 金刀比羅宮 Emadou (1748), in Kagawa prefecture.
Kitano
Tenmanguu Emadokoro 北野天満宮絵馬所(Kyoto)
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