Benzaitengu - Aomori

Despite the small shrine, there were relatively many worshipers here. Is it after all the lucky god?

The god of good fortune, Benzaiten (also called Benten-sama), is enshrined in various places throughout the country with various anecdotes. It is a god who is said to have good fortune and benefit from water, wisdom and entertainment. If you are a goddess who will give you virtues and treasures and save poverty, I must also go as hard as I can. Benzaiten is one of the famous Seven Lucky Gods, and among the Seven Lucky Gods, it is a goddess of beauty with a beautiful appearance. In general, a sorcerer with a cape is introduced. By the way, I did not know that Ebisu was the only Japanese god among the seven gods of God, and the rest came from other countries. Benzaiten also seems to be derived from the Indian god. Then, as God of good luck and richness and desire fulfillment like Benzaiten, there is "Kichijoten", but "Kichijoten" is also a goddess of beauty. The hand is drawn a mysterious jewel "Ryoi Tamasu" which is said to produce various treasures as it is desired. These two people think that they are similar, and when they investigate, they are often identified too, and they are both called Benten, and until the middle of the Middle Ages, the seven gods of the seven gods of good luck had Kichijoten, It is said that it changed to Benzaiten later. Oh yes, I did not know this. Here, Benzai Tengu, the temple of Yoshichitori Shrine, is a precinct company behind the main hall, and is located on Nakajima across a bridge hung on a pond. Water lilies bloom in the pond, and a large, large whale swims, and the whales play in the water on the banks of the pond, and the turtles are relaxing and sunbathing. And the scenery that the nearby pigeons and birds visit to drink water doesn't seem to be in the middle of the city. If you look at such a landscape that is not in my daily life, my heart will somehow feel a fresh feeling and happiness, but I wonder if this is also a profit for Benzaiten.