It is a popular power spot for prayers for success.

It is very popular as a power spot for students preparing for entrance exams, high school ball players, and those in distress, as it is pronounced "Ugata" which is very similar to "Ukatta" meaning "it worked well !". On the third day of the New Year every year, a lion dance that has been performed since the Edo period is dedicated to the shrine, attracting a lively crowd.