1967
　* Enshrined Gods at Mikunihonmachi, Yodogawa-ku, Osaka
　

　1972
　* Moved to Tokura higashimachi ( presently Sone minamimachi), Toyonaka-shi, Osaka


　1974
　* Built a sanctuary mound in Gozen-dani, Fushimi-Inari Precincts, Kyoto


　1974-75
　* Built a shrine as a subsidiary of Fushimi-Inari Taisha at 1-35, 2-chome, Shiroyama-cho Toyonaka-shi, Osaka

　1979
　* Established and recognised by Osaka Prefectural Council as Daikougu Shinpoukyo Religious Trust

　1982
　* Established the Kyoto branch

　1984
　* On 15th of December, established Toyama branch

　1986
　* Established at Chiyokawa-cho, Kameoka-shi
　　(3 branches are all consolidated into Ohikarinomiya)

　1988
　* Built the first Torii in July preceeding Aenomiya Shrine Construction

　1990
　* The Inner Shrine and Asahinomiya was built

　1993
　* 4th of May, Aenomiya Shrine established

　1997
　* 11th May Reconstruction of Ohikarinomiya completed
　　(damaged by Hanshin Awaji Earthquake on the 7th of Jan, 1995)

　2008
　* Moved Ohikarinomiya to Toyono-cho, Toyono-gun, Osaka
　　Changed Its name to Ohikarinomiya Toyono-Inari
　* Under MEXT approval, moved the headquarter of Daikougu Shinpoukyo
　　Religious Trust to Higashi Honme-cho, Kameoka-shi, Kyoto

　2009
　* Opened Sophia Space as HQ of New Zealand in Wanaka

　* Later this year Aenomiya added more surrounding land for its precinct and
　　build more sacred mounds
　　Also Ohikarinomiya dedicated, too, to Buddhist Scripture and Saints

　We are in the process of Establishing the Auckland branch shrine at Waiuku.

　 To now