•Ōmonoimi Ōkami
The main enshrined deity. This deity does not appear in Japan’s classical texts such as the Kojiki or Nihon Shoki, and remains shrouded in mystery. However, works such as the Jingi Shiryō and Dai Nihon Koku Ichinomiya-ki identify Ōmonoimi Ōkami with Uka-no-Mitama-no-Mikoto (the spirit of grain/inari deity).
•Toyouke-hime-no-Mikoto
•Tsukuyomi-no-Mikoto – Enshrined at the Fukura Kuchi-no-miya
In ancient times, Mount Chōkai was revered as a guardian deity of the nation. From the late classical period onward, it became the spiritual center of mountain worship (sangaku shinkō) in Dewa Province. The surrounding regions—particularly the Shōnai area of present-day Yamagata Prefecture, as well as Yuri District and the Yokote Basin in present-day Akita Prefecture—have long held the mountain in deep reverence. Especially from the early modern period onward, the deity has also been widely worshipped as an agricultural god.