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Kinchou Jinja (Kinchou Shrine)
〒773-0015 徳島県小松島市中田町脇谷
A shrine enshrining Kincho Daimyojin, known as a deity for business prosperity and good fortune.
History
This shrine enshrines Kincho Tanuki, a legendary tanuki who died in the Awa Tanuki War. He was enshrined as Kincho Daimyojin in the late Edo period. In 1956, he was invited to this location to boost Komatsushima City's tourism industry, serving as a deity for business prosperity and good luck.
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What visitors say
The shrine grounds feature many adorable tanuki statues, creating a charming atmosphere. Parking is available next to the torii gate, accommodating several cars. Goshuin (calligraphic seal stamps) can be obtained via pre-written copies at Jizo-ji Temple. The surrounding area offers scenery that reflects deeply rooted local culture.
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