Wakamatsu Ebisu Jinja

Ebisu Shrine

It is a Shinto shrine, dedicated to Ebisu god, which is near Wakato ferry terminal. Even from JR station, it is a walkable distance. The precinct is calm and spacious. It is a nice place to take a wal...

Ebisu Shrine

It is a Shinto shrine, dedicated to Ebisu god, which is near Wakato ferry terminal. Even from JR station, it is a walkable distance. The precinct is calm and spacious. It is a nice place to take a wal...

Ten days Ebisu

Teks Asal

Every year, "Ten-day Ebisu" is exactly １ Moon ９ Sun Night Ebisu and I go to Fukubiki. Enchantments such as treasure ships, hamaya, and rake hits.

Ten days Ebisu

Teks Asal

Every year, "Ten-day Ebisu" is exactly １ Moon ９ Sun Night Ebisu and I go to Fukubiki. Enchantments such as treasure ships, hamaya, and rake hits.

A guardian dog carrying a child on his back and hugging him

Teks Asal

15 minutes walk from Wakamatsu station. Located under Wakado Ohashi Bridge. Founded around the 2nd century. The deities are Kotoshiroushi, Oyama Yesterday, Okuninushi, Amaterasu Omi, Toyoke Omi, and Susanoo Omi. It is said that Takeuchi Sukune, who served Emperor Chuai, planted Komatsu in this area, and the place name "Wakamatsu" was named from the contents of the poems he composed. The guard dog, who was enshrined at the side of the approach, had a parental figure that carried the child on his back and held the child of another child.