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Nishinomiya Shrine Ebisu Haya
長野市松代町松代５６７
Known as a deity of commercial prosperity, this shrine is revered by the merchants of the Zenkoji Plain and is affectionately called "Oyobessan."
Enshrined deities
Kotoshironushi-no-Kami (Ebisu)
History
In 1663, the deities Yaegami no Okami and Hiruko were enshrined. During the mid-Edo period, Toyoda Inari Haya was added, and in 1814, the deities Ukanomitama and Konpira Daigongen were co-enshrined. Around 1917, the shrine was relocated to its current location at the corner of Iwaki-machi and Yokomachi.
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Blessings
The shrine attracts worshippers seeking commercial prosperity. During Hatsuebisu (the first Ebisu festival of the year), activities such as lending "Goshu-sen" (seed money) and washing coins are performed.
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