A historic shrine with a monument to the pioneering of our town. The development of our town began in 1892, and in 1898, when the population had increased and there was a strong desire to split off from Tsukigata Village, Jutaro Tomonari donated 30,000 tsubo (9.9 hectares) of land and began cultivating the land in August of the same year.

Today, the shrine grounds are covered with a carpet of ezo-engosaku and katakuris, and wild birds, squirrels, and other wild animals are charming, making it a popular hidden spot for amateur and professional photographers throughout the year.