There are three registered tangible cultural properties (architectures) in the precincts, Kagurasho, Sanshuujo and Baikaden, Kagurasho is built on the east side of Honden and Haiden, it consists of half-hipped copper roofing, wooden flat structure and connected to Haiden by a hallway. A funahijiki (horizontal member) is provided on the columns, The eaves are mabara-kaku-daruki (widely spaced rectangular roof rafters), wrap-around verandas with Giboshi-Kouran (baluster finial forged high handrails). Remains a classical style by hanging the koshi-shitomido (a wooden door made with a board set between two lattices) on the west side. Sanshuujo is placed in between Honden and Baikaden, it consists of half-hipped copper roofing, wooden flat structure, the height of the roof is a little lower compare to Kagurasho and connected to Baikaden by a hallway. The Moya(nave) and eave structure, making five rooms by dividing the depth of Moya in three sections. It is so called ‘Hiroma’ and is now utilized as a lounge of Baikaden. Baikaden is located on the middle of the east end in the precincts. A reception hall (currently a wedding hall) of half-hipped copper roofing, wooden flat structure, the Moya(nave) and eave structure. It is characteristical that the structure of the ceiling of the room in the east is a double-lattice ceiling with cornices.