shrine with 1000 faces

I heard there there is a shrine (or temple) with 1000 faces, where anyone who visits the shrine can choose a face that appeals to him, and pick it up to reveal a "say" about life - that a person can focus on for better life. Is there anyone who is familiar with this place?

Sounds like Sanjusangendo in Kyoto
https://www.japan-guide.com/e/e3900.html

Hmmm… but what about the part of where anyone who visits the shrine can choose a face that appeals to him, and pick it up to reveal a "say" about life

You can’t touch any of the statues at Sanjusangendo

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Adashino Nenbutsu-ji

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Adashino_Nenbutsu-ji

or

Otagi Nenbutsu-ji

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Otagi_Nenbutsu-ji

maybe the place.

You cannot pick up the statues or pull off their heads at Otagi Nenbutsuji or Adashino Nenbutsuji temples either.

Thank you for your answers, I myself was wondering about the idea of touching the status in any temple or shrine.

out of topic, as a manga anime fan, the Sanjusangendo in Kyoto looks like the one portraied in Gantz an old manga I sued to read. So thanks for your link, I'll bookmark it for my next visit in Kyoto.

@Vickyt It is possible that this temple exists, but it is very difficult to find it with almost no information. It may even be in someplace like China, Taiwan, Vietnam, etc. rather than Japan. If you know any more information, it could help.

About touching the statues, we went to a temple or shrine (I think in Kawagoe) where the suggestion was you could walk around after dark and touch the statues, and one that felt warm to your touch was an indication of your temperament and future path. The deal seemed to be go in after dark, figure out which was 'yours' and identify it in some way ie fifth statue in on the third row on the left of the central path, then come back in the morning to find out about it.

Which all seemed like much more work than I was prepared to do.