Iimori Hill has been heavily commercialized and the site includes many souvenir shops and exhibitions. The staircases from foothills to top are fairly steep, though there is a handy escalator. Downhill from Iimori Hill stands , an octagonal wooden pagoda built in the eighteenth century, which formerly sealed 33 statues of Buddhist goddess. The statues were removed by Shinbutsu bunri policy during Meiji era. Another shrine in the site is near Sazae-dō, which was built in late seventeenth century and deifies a white snake as god of abundance and fertility.