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Kyoto Ebisu Jinja (Ichino Torii)
〒605-0811 京都府京都市東山区小松町
Known as one of the three major Ebisu shrines in Japan, this shrine attracts worshippers seeking prosperity in business, the flourishing of family fortune, and safety during travel.
History
The shrine was founded in 1202 CE (Kennin 2) when Zen master Eisai invited the deity Ebisu, who protected them from storms at sea, to serve as the primary enshrined deity (kami) and guardian of the Kennin-ji temple. Following the Onin War, the shrine was moved to its current location and was later designated as a Kyosha (local community shrine) during the Meiji period.
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The shrine offers blessings for business prosperity, the flourishing of family fortune, and safety during travel.
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