Hiratsuka Mishima Shrine

Ebisu of Hiratsuka shichifukujin

Teks Asal

It is a shrine in a residential area, about a 10-minute walk from the south exit of Hiratsuka Station toward the Sagami River. Ebisu, the Seven Lucky Gods of Hiratsuka, is enshrined, and a magnificent statue is also built right next to the hall of worship at the end of the straight approach with flat stones.

I went to this shrine to get a red stamp on the first day of the first year of Reiwa (May 1)!

Teks Asal

I also went to this shrine to get a red stamp on the first day of the first year of Reiwa (May 1). It is a shrine near the coast from Hiratsuka Station and enshrines "Ebisu-sama". At this shrine, I was able to receive the red stamp of Mishima Shrine and the ２ red stamp of Ebisu-sama. A large Ebisu-sama was sitting right next to the receptionist selling bills and amulets on the left and right sides of the main shrine. What I thought was particularly interesting was that there was a water shrine in the precincts, and it was called "Mizumikuji" ...

Obisu

Teks Asal

Mishima Shrine is about a 10-minute walk from JR Hiratsuka Station. I worshiped when I visited nearby temples and shrines in February. It is a shrine that enshrines Ebisu, the Seven Lucky Gods of Hiratsuka. It is said that it is beneficial to prosperous business, family safety, and good luck. Ebisu of Fukusasa has a Fukusasa with a lucky luck that invites Fukusasa on his right hand and brings a lot of luck. It is said that if you stroke Ebisu-sama's big cherry blossoms with a wish, you will get the benefit of Ebisu-sama. The foundation is unknown, but 1000 ...

Pingyu Qifu

Teks Asal

It is a shrine right next to Mishima Park, which is a 10-minute walk from Hiratsuka Station and a short walk toward Hiratsuka Keirin Park. This shrine enshrines "Ebisu God" among the seven lucky gods of Hiratsuka, and there was a statue of Ebisu-sama. It seems that it has become a tourist destination as a tour of the Seven Lucky Gods of Hiratsuka. It was a shrine with a quiet atmosphere with usually few people.

they're all the bad guys.

Teks Asal

I live near the Suka Festival, but I want to say, "If you want to drink and make a fuss, you can go to an izakaya!" ❗