Emperor Sujin
The Ōmiwa shrine complex includes notable auxiliary shrines ("setsumatsusha"), including 12 and 28 which are marked by small structures falling under Ōmiwa's jurisdiction. For example, the "sessha" "Ikuhi jinja" enshrines the "kami" who was appointed Ōmiwa's sake brewer in the 4th month of the 8th year of the reign of Emperor Sujin. A poem associated with Ikuhi is said to have been composed by Empress Jingū on the occasion of a banquet for her son, Emperor Ōjin: