It is said that the Kashima feudal lord, Mrs. Naotomo Nabeshima, and Princess Hanayama-in Manko, were separated from Inari Oga, which was enshrined at Hanayama-in's residence in the Kyoto Imperial Palace, when she carried a portable shrine from Kyoto. I am. The bright vermilion buildings shine beautifully in the greenery of the trees, and the main buildings such as temples, shrines, and tower gates are lacquered. The main shrine is located on a stage structure at the end of the 117-step stairs, and the precincts spreading at the foot of the mountain are lined with stately tower gates and Kagura halls. Its height is beyond Kiyomizu-dera Temple in Kyoto, and it is also called "Zensei Nikko" because of its beauty.