＜Musashi Dairokuten Shrine＞A shrine that celebrates Tengu and is crowded with many worshipers.｜Saitama,Urawa,KawaguchiFor recommended sightseeing and leisure spots inTabiiro

A shrine that celebrates Tengu and is crowded with many worshipers.

Musashi Dairokuten Shrine, located in Saitama City, Saitama Prefecture, was founded in 1782. The deities enshrined are Omotaru no Mikoto and Ayakashi Kone no Mikoto, and six deities are enshrined here, which bring many benefits such as family safety, abundant harvests, and prosperous business. It is said that there is. It is also famous for enshrining the Tengu, and the shrine grounds are full of miraculous visitors, with the shrine grounds bustling with worshipers receiving plaques of the Blue Tengu and Red Tengu.

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Goshuin Stamps and Gift Items With Impressive Tengu Paper Inserts

Special goshuin stamps are distributed at the shrine office, and there are attached stamps that change depending on the season and month, and paper clips with vivid and impressive designs of tengu. There are two types of goshuincho, green and black, and there is also a beautiful Nishijin woven goshuincho bag with a large tengu on the front and a bird tengu on the back, which you can receive as a memento of your visit.

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Prayers You Would Like to Receive at Turning Points in Your Life or for Special Prayers

To pray, a ritual is held at the shrine where you purify your mind and body and pray in order to receive God's blessings. Prayer is recommended for life rituals, to express gratitude for reaching a turning point, to ward off evil spirits, or when you have a special prayer. Many people come to pray for the Shichi-Go-San festival, to visit shrines, and to pray for traffic safety.

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Seasonal goshuin stamps related to Tengu

Goshuin stamps include an attached stamp that changes depending on the season or month and a paper insert with a gorgeously drawn picture of a tengu. There are two types of goshuincho-- green and black, and there is also a beautiful Nishijin-woven goshuincho bag with a large tengu on the front and a bird tengu on the back, which is recommended as a memento of your visit to the shrine.

01. Popular for celebrating life events like Shichi-Go-San (Celebration for children ages 3, 5, and 7), Miyamairi (Newborn Blessing), and Koutsuu Anzen (Traffic Safety).
02. Receive blessings from the gods of Yaku-yoke (Protection from Evil) with "Waritama" purification.
03. Enjoy peaceful surroundings by the river, complemented by beautiful natural views.