Kiifudoki no Oka

This is equivalent to Ise Grand Shrine and one of the oldest shrines in Japan. It is a shrine popularly known as Nichizengu, and has two shrines in the grounds.

Ita Kiso Shrine is dedicated to the deity "Itakeru no Mikoto" (also known as "Izanagi"), who is recorded in the "Nihon Shoki" as having traveled around the country planting trees. Itakeru no Mikoto is generally revered as the "God of Trees." As a result, the shrine receives many visitors from people involved in the timber industry nationwide. Additionally, in the "Kojiki", he is recorded as "Oho Yabiko no Kami", and it is written that he saved the life of the great deity Okuninushi when he encountered disaster. Because of this, the shrine is deeply believed to be a "God of Life" and a "God of Disaster Avoidance", and it receives many visitors for prayers for healing from illness and for protection against misfortune.

It is dedicated to Hikoitsusenomikoto. He was Emperor Jimmu's eldest brother.The deity Hiko Itsuse no Mikoto is seated as the imperial brother of the first Emperor Jinmu. During the pacification of Yamato, he fought against the army of Nagamochi Hiko at Kugayaga Hill and was injured by a stray arrow. He died at Osuimon and was buried in the land of Kamayama. The shrineis located on the historical site. The shrine is listed in the Engishiki's list of deities as "Kamayama Shrine in Kii Province, Nagusa District", and it has been a grand shrine highly respected by the imperial family and receiving offerings from the government since ancient times.