Receiving from Hideyoshi also three gorgeous costumes and two hundred ryō of silver, he departed again for the north, reaching the Oshima Peninsula in the third month of 1591. Later that year, Yoshihiro sent troops to help suppress the Kunohe Rebellion, the arrows of the contingent of Ainu seeing mention in  for their remarkable quality of dealing death even upon the lightly injured. In the eleventh month of the first year of Bunroku (1592), Yoshihiro travelled to Ōsaka, but Hideyoshi was at Hizen Nagoya, in relation to the invasion of Korea; reaching his camp in Kyūshū, as recorded in Shinra no Kiroku, on the second day of the new year Yoshihiro enjoyed another audience with Hideyoshi, where the two discussed Ezo and the invasion.
Upon receiving gifts from Hideyoshi, including three exquisite costumes and two hundred ryō of silver, he traveled north again, arriving at the Oshima Peninsula in March 1591. In the same year, Yoshihiro dispatched troops to quell the Kunohe Rebellion, with Ainu archers earning recognition for their exceptional marksmanship, even among lightly injured targets.