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Kotoshirusu Shrine
徳島市蔵本町３丁目６ 八坂神社
Located in Tsujimachi, Tokushima City, this shrine is affectionately known by the nicknames 'Oibessan' or 'Ebessan.' It is famous for the 'Ebisu Festival' held every January.
Enshrined deities
Kotoshironushi-no-Kami (Ebisu)
History
Originally enshrined as 'Hiruko Shrine' on Hiruko Mountain, it was transferred and invited to its current location in Tsujimachi in 1872 (Meiji 5), where it was renamed Kotoshirusu Shrine. During the Tokushima Great Air Raid of the Pacific War, the sacred objects were protected by the dedicated efforts of the gatekeeper and the head priest, and the shrine was restored after the war.
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Blessings
Long cherished as a shrine for praying for family safety and business prosperity.
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