She performed missionary works in Kyoto and Osaka, moved to Sengenji Village, Tango Province (Maizuru City, Kyoto Prefecture) ruled by her second son Takatomo after the Battle of Sekigahara, performed missionary works centered around the building called Komido patronized by Takatomo, and further pursued her religion.
京都、大坂での布教活動を経て、関ヶ原の戦いの後には次男の高知が領した丹後国泉源寺村（京都府舞鶴市）に移り住み、高知の庇護の下此御堂という建物を中心に布教活動を行い、更なる信仰を深めたという。