He is enshrined in the Takabe-jinja Shrine (Minami Boso City, Chiba Prefecture), the Takahashi-jinja Shrine (Oyama City, Tochigi Prefecture), and other shrines which received Kanjin (ceremonial transfer of a divided tutelary to a new location) from either of the above mentioned shrines; he is the central object of worship among licensed cooks and the brewing industry workers as Soshin for cooking or the god of brewing of soy sauce and miso.
また、高家神社（千葉県南房総市）、高椅神社（栃木県小山市）、およびどちらかの神社から勧請を受けた各地の神社で祀られており、料理の祖神、醤油・味噌などの醸造の神として調理師や調味業者などの信仰を集めている。