This shrine enshrines an extraordinary 14 deities under one roof—each brought by migrants from different regions of Japan during the Edo period land reclamation, making it a unique collection of hometown gods.

Known as 'Otori-sama of Ningyocho,' the shrine hosts the November Tori-no-Ichi market because it enshrines Ame-no-Hiwashi-no-Kami (Great Bird God), one of the 14 deities worshipped here.

In the Kamakura era, this area was an inlet with a small island covered in pine trees. The shrine's nighttime lantern served as a navigation beacon for ships sailing through the waters.

The shrine offers a special 'Ryomu-fuda' (good dream talisman) that believers place under their pillow at night, said to bring pleasant dreams and ward off nightmares.