Hie Shrine Main Hall

Behind the colorful worship hall, built in Showa 47, stands the main hall. While primarily built in the Japanese style, it incorporates elements of the Zen style, such as fan-shaped rafters at the eaves. The building clearly exhibits characteristics of the mid-Edo period, particularly in its carvings, which feature cloud motifs as their central design element.

The foundation stones were donated by Kamiseido Village and bear an inscription dating to the 5th year of the Hōreki era (1755). Designated on January 14, Shōwa 61.