Donated to the Ise-jingu Shrine were 'profits from use of the land,' (about 27 liters per a tan [an old unit indicating an area of land, which is 991.7 square meters] of a rice paddy and about nine liters per a tan of a field of crops other than rice, which are significantly high rates for that time), and 'local products,' (100 Japanese pheasants and 30.03 meters of salted salmon).
「地利の上分」（田１段（反）につき1斗5升、畠１段につき5升、当時としてはかなりの高率）と、「土産のもの」（雉100羽、塩曳き鮭100尺）を、伊勢神宮に納める