The "Rabbit" is also believed to be a prayer for easy childbirth on the day of the dog or the day of the rabbit, as it is believed to be safe and fertile. In the "Wishful Hare Tour," visitors pray to the "Mikaeri-Usagi" placed in front of the main shrine. After that, while holding the ema (votive tablet), visitors are supposed to make three rounds clockwise around the main shrine, and if they come across three rabbit figurines, they will receive more blessings than the wishes they wrote on the votive tablet. On the first day of every month, another bronze "Mikaeri-Usagi" ornament is said to appear.
The omikuji, ema (votive tablet), and red seal of the "Mikaerusagi" rabbit are based on a legendary story, and the rabbit looking back is unique to the Uji Shrine.