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Nishinomiya Shrine

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Nishinomiya Shrine

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Known as "Oyoebessan," this shrine is revered by the merchants of the Zenkoji Plain. Many visitors come to pray for business prosperity, and the shrine is bustling with activity during festivals such as the First Ebisu Festival and the Ebisu-ko.

Enshrined deities

Kotoshironushi-no-Kami (Ebisu), Ukanomitama-no-Okami (Inari), Omononushi-no-Okami

History

In 1663, the deities Yae Ukanomitama and Hiruko were enshrined. In the mid-Edo period, Toyoda Inari Shrine was added, and in 1814, the deities Ukonomitama and Konpira Daigongen were co-enshrined. It is believed to be an ancient shrine originally located in Takei Kozu, where it was known as "Takei Ebisu." Around 1917, it was relocated to its current location at the corner of Iwaki-cho and Yokochi.

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Blessings

The shrine is said to grant benefits for business prosperity, good luck with money, and the fulfillment of wishes. In particular, many worshippers seek business prosperity through the lending of "Goshu-sen" (sacred coins) or by washing coins in the water basin.

What visitors say

The shrine grounds and buildings are well-maintained. Highlights include the hall enshrining the deity Ebisu, traditional Kagura dances, and the water basin for washing coins. The surrounding streets are narrow, so caution is required when visiting by car. The shrine is also known for its Goshuin (shrine seal stamp) service, festivals such as the Ebisu-ko, and as a stop on the Seven Lucky Gods pilgrimage route.

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