She has the face of a young girl, the upper body of a human and the lower body with bird wings, and her voice is said to be unparalleled in beauty.
It is said to describe the voice of Buddha, and is therefore also known as Miyōdori (beautiful voice bird) and Myoshidori (myōsei bird).
Miyōdori is said to be a beautiful voice, and Binga is a phoenix.

The Amitabha Sutra teaches that it is a bird that lives in the Pure Land, and that it is a bird that cannot be seen in this world.
In the Pure Land Mandala, she is depicted as a phoenix with a human head and bird body, both wings, and a young girl's face and heavenly clothes.
Her tail, which sways in the wind, shakes off worldly desires and emits light, like a halo.
The auspicious fruit she holds has the merit of neutralizing poison and driving away illness when eaten.
It is called Buddha's hand and is also called aromatic medicine.

Karyovinka is said to have a miraculous voice, expound on religious practices, and dance as a flying celestial being during memorial services, and is also depicted as a treasured bird of the Pure Land.