He wrote 'Yuiitsu Shinto Myoho Yoshu' (Compendium of the Doctrines of Unitarian Shintoism) and 'Shinto Taii' (Gist of Shinto), introductory and fundamental textbooks on Unitarian Shintoism, and established close connections with the Imperial Court and the shogunate government to be given the authority to govern shrines across Japan and determine the ranks and positions of Shinto priests.
唯一神道の入門書であり、また根本経典でもある「唯一神道名法要集」「神道大意」を著し、また朝廷・幕府に取り入り勢力を拡大し、全国の神社を支配、神位・神職の位階を授与する建言を獲得した。