• • • ●祈祷殿
      Gokitoden (Prayer Hall)
    • ●本殿・拝殿
      Honden (Main Hall) and Haiden (Worship Hall)
    • ●随神門
      Zuijinmon (shrine gate)
    • ●石鳥居（石華表）
      Ishitorii (a symbolic structure of Shinto)
    • ●大広間
      Ohiroma (rest house)
    • ●恵比須尊・大黒尊像
      Ebisusonzou and Daikokusonzou (statues of gods of wealth and food)
    • ●大海祗神社遥拝所（辯財天奉安殿）
      Owadatsumi Shrine Yohaijyo (a place to send a prayer to the Owadatsumi Shrine located on the top of the island), also Benzaiten Houanden (a place of worship for the Benzaiten God)
    • ●大海祗神社
      Owadatsumi Shrine (celebrating Owadatsumi-no-kami; god of the sea, 
Ichishikima-hime or Benzaiten; Hindu goddess of music, eloquence, wealth, and wisdom, Amanomi Hashira-no-kami and Kuninomi Hashira-no-kami; gods of the wind)
    • ●五十鈴神社
      Isuzu Shrine (branch shrine of Ise Jingu-Shrine in Mie Prefecture, this shrine is for worshiping the sacred spirits of the Amaterasu Omikami from afar)
    • ●かなぐい神社
      Kanagui Shrine (celebrating Okuninushi-no-kami; god of magic and medicine, and Tenjin-sama; god of learning)
      
    • ●濱神社
      Hama Shrine (celebrating Kotoshironushi; god of fishing)
    • ●八大龍王神碑
      Hachidai Ryuoujinhi (monument of the eight dragon kings originating from an Indian myth)
      
    • ●鐘楼
      Shoro (bell tower)
      
    • ●金華山銭洗辯財天
      Kinkasan Zeniarai Benzaiten (‘Zeniarai’ means ‘washing coins’. It is said that if you wash your coins in the spring water, your money will increase)