Look for the 200-year-old Imanuki tree called 'Saikaku no Imanuki' near the entrance, which is shaped like a crane spreading its wings and considered a power spot symbolizing advancement and improvement.

The shrine houses a 200-year-old Imanuki tree nicknamed 'Saikaku no Imanuki' because its shape resembles both a crane taking flight and the character '斉' from Lord Nariakira's name, making it a power spot for success.

The main hall has been destroyed by fire twice—once during the 1877 Satsuma Rebellion and again in the 1945 air raids—and was rebuilt in 1958 using reinforced concrete instead of traditional wood.

Lord Shimazu Nariakira arranged the marriage between Shogun Tokugawa Iesada and Princess Atsuhime, which is why this shrine is considered powerful for matchmaking and romantic relationships despite honoring a feudal lord.