Torii gate and forecast stone A stone wall Five storied pagoda Last instruction of Ieyasu Omotemon gate and Nioh statue Three sacred warehouses Rest room for the God Shinkyu sacred stable Story of three monkeys Kouya-maki black pine Omizuya water house Torii bronze gate Youmeimon gate Over 500 sculptures Frame of Ieyasu's designation Inverted pillar Human sculpture Children and Ieyasu Shed for sacred sedan chair Kaguraden stage Restoration of cultural property Kitouden prayer hall Karamon gate Sleeping cat Sakashita-mon gate Kairou corridor Honsha central shrine General's room Stone room Haiden Oratory Honden main hall Spiritual animal Nature Okusha inner shrine Okusha Haiden Oratory Inukimon gate Okusha treasure tower Showrow bell tower, Korou drum tower Crying dragon Lanterns Korean bell Carvings on the wainscot Jumping lion Rinzo revolving shelf Former Karamon gate, Torii stone gate Person's face on the trunk Toshogu Treasure House Guest hall Toshogu Museum of Art Traditional event Samurai-style 1,000-person procession Omamori (Charm in brocade bag)	*Nakiryu-Crying Dragon- The Nakiryu is painted on the ceiling. 34 boards of Japanese cypress are put together to form the ceiling. It is 6mx15m. The Nakiryu is painted on the ceiling of Yakushi-doh (Or called Honji-doh) Hall, which is located on the back of Korou (Drum tower). It makes a sound like a crying when clappers are struck under the dragon. The original picture was painted by Yasunobu Eishin, but was restored by Nanbu katayama after it was burned down.

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