In this paper,
we consider the Tate and Ate pairings for the genus-$2$
supersingular hyperelliptic curves $y^{2}=x^{5} -\alpha x$ ($\alpha = \pm2$)
defined over finite fields of characteristic five.
More precisely,
we construct a distortion map explicitly, and show that the map indeed
gives an input for which the value of the Tate pairing is not trivial.
We next
describe a computation of the Tate pairing by using the proposed
distortion map.
We also see that this type of curve is equipped with a simple
quintuple operation on the Jacobian group,
which leads to an improvement for computing the Tate pairing.
We further show the Ate pairing,
a variant of the Tate pairing for elliptic curves,
can be applied to this curve.
The Ate pairing yields an algorithm which is about $50\,\%$ more efficient
than the Tate pairing in this case.