Osaki Shrine大前神社

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The richly colored carvings on the main shrine are a highlight. Admire the craftsmanship of master craftsmen

Osaki Shrine is dedicated to the two gods of good fortune, Daikoku-sama and Ebisu-sama, offering visitors a chance to connect with them. The shrine's architecture is an early example of the ornate decorative style that later spread across eastern Japan from Nikko Toshogu Shrine.

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  Nationally Designated Important Cultural PropertyA majestic shrine building with painted carvings

  The carvings in the main shrine depict "the blessings of water and water gods" that encourage the preservation of the building into the future, as well as sacred birds and sacred animals that represent the power of the gods. The main shrine, worship hall, and shrine hall, all decorated with richly colored carvings, are all designated important cultural properties by the country.

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  for various wishesprayers and prayers

  At Osaki Shrine, we pray for New Year's Shrine, Shichi-Go-San, family safety, traffic safety, prosperous business, prosperous company fortune, exorcism, direction, good matchmaking, physical health, success in passing exams, good luck, safe childbirth, healing from illness, and God. You can perform various prayers such as giving thanks and lighting a bonfire.

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  Receive financial luck and good luck"Lucky Guardian" is popular

  A "good luck charm" designed with the enshrined deities "Daikoku-sama" and "Ebisu-sama" to bring good luck with money. It is said that the worshipers who received this amulet were given blessings for winning the lottery. It is a popular amulet that receives many inquiries from all over the country.

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  Many lottery winning reports"Osaki Ebisu Shrine"

  The gigantic statue of Ebisu, about 20m tall, is enshrined at the Wakamiya Shrine, Osaki Ebisu Shrine, and it is full of power with its smiling face. It has a reputation for winning the lottery, and there are many votive tablets as a token of appreciation. It is located within the shrine grounds, so after visiting the main shrine, be sure to also visit Ebisu Shrine.

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  "A grain of 10,000 times a day" isPray for good luck

  Many people come to buy fortune-telling fortunes, goshuin stamps, and amulets on the "Ichikumanbai" day, which is said to be an auspicious day because if you sow even a single grain of rice, you will get a large harvest of rice. We recommend visiting this shrine to pray for winning the lottery, prospering in business, or when starting something new.

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