Although rites and festivals were simplified, a togyo (a Shinto ritual for the transfer of a sacred object from its place of enshrinement) with seven kinds of attendants including Sarutsuka, Kitsunetsuka and Zakurotsuka was held until the early Meiji period; and there were two bangi (woodcuts) made for attendants on September 9, 1571.
祭礼は簡素化されたが、明治初期まではサル束、キツネ束、ザクロ束などと呼ぶ7種類の御供を作って渡御をする神事があり、元亀2年8月10日_(旧暦)（1571年9月9日）に作られた御供用の板木2枚が残っていた。