Suwasha

It is said that the shrine was relocated from the southern end of Naka-Ōike to its current location.
The shrine is nestled at the base of a towering mountain and surrounded by a dense forest.
Upon passing through the red *ryōbu-torii* at the entrance, the *kagura-den* appears along the ascending path.
The worship hall is built on a raised platform, overlooking the shrine grounds which are open and spacious.

The main hall at the back was built in 1645, following the *nagare-zukuri* style with a two-bay structure.
The front features a wooden staircase, and a veranda surrounds the building, with *waki-shōji* (side screens) attached.
The main hall is simple, with minimal decorations and carvings.