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Saito Family
February 4, 2020
During the Kamakura period, Sakae Nishi had built it as a guardian of Keninji for enshrining one of the Seven Lucky Gods (the Yashiro-no-tendai-jin). Praying for a prosperous business, and familys' success is attracting the public's faith
RESI STAY Support Team
June 7, 2018
"Kyoto Ebisu Shrine." called Ebissan by the locals, Kyoto Ebisu Shrine is known as one of the country’s three most popular shrines dedicated to Ebisu, one of the Seven Gods of Fortune. Considered the patron of fishermen and business people, Ebisu’s jolly figure with his telltale fishing pole can be found throughout the grounds. Located just south of the Zen temple Kennin-ji, this Ebisu Shrine is the place to be during the January Tōka Ebisu festival, when business owners from all over gather in the hopes that the shrine’s lucky bamboo will bring good fortune to their enterprises.
"Kyoto Ebisu Shrine." called Ebissan by the locals, Kyoto Ebisu Shrine is known as one of the country’s three most popular shrines dedicated to Ebisu, one of the Seven Gods of Fortune. Considered the patron of fishermen and business people, Ebisu’s jolly figure with his telltale fishing pole can be…
Kiyoshi
June 28, 2017
京都七福神の恵比寿霊場で、拝殿前で参拝後、本殿近くの壁をノックして再び参拝する個性的な参拝法で知られる。
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