Ebisu Shrine - Gose

The second Saturday in February is Ebetsu

“Gosho Ebisu Shrine” is held on February 9th every year. (Pray for prosperous business and family safety) "Gosho Ebisu Shrine" It seems that it was built as a shrine god of Goshomura in the Nara period. At that time it was called “Gosho Shrine”. Festival deity: main event (guardian of business prosperity) During the Edo period, the wooden Ebisu statue in the serpent village was moved and enshrined, and it came to be called “Ebisu Shrine”. The shrine built in Kaei 7 (1854 Edo period) was renovated in 1991. Address: Chuo Street, Gosho City Festival deity: main event (guardian of business prosperity) "Ebisu Shrine" It was named Gosho Shrine as a village shrine called Goshomura in the Nara era about 1,200 years ago. Motoharu Kuwayama, who was successful in the Battle of Sekigahara about 800 years later in the 5th year of Keicho, set up a castle in this region and became the lord of 288,000 stones. I focused on. Large and small merchants lined up the eaves to create the foundation of the current Imperial Palace city. At that time, these merchants started enshrining the “God of Life” of the guardian deity of business prosperity, moved the wood carved Ebisu statue in the serpent village, and were enshrined. It was. According to the building tag that was discovered from the ceiling of the shrine building this time, it is written as a 7-year-old building. Due to the city plan of Showa 9 years, the precincts in the southern Fifty America became roads and moved to their current location. Since then, the shrine was built in February 1991 with the exception of torii gates, sarcophagus and monuments. ~ From the Gosho City homepage ~ God of the festival: Kamizumiba Yaejidai Daimei (The god of gods is the god of the power of the power of the great power. (In general, it is also called “Ebisu God”, a prosperous god of business.)

I worshiped on February 9, 2020! The renewal was completed and it became beautiful! The food stalls were also lively! Worship on January 11, 2020! It is a small shrine! But it's the Imperial Shrine! The office and entrance were under renovation! February 9 First Ebisu in the lunar calendar! Osaka is busy with Ebisu from January 9th to 11th, but I thought it was common throughout Japan! But in Nara prefecture, February 9 of the lunar calendar is with Ebisu! Maybe there are differences in other prefectures! I will be returning to the Imperial Palace on February 9 with interest! It happens to be Sunday so you can come! Ebisu Gosho has been decided on February 9! I wish we had completed the renewal by February 9th!