Hattoriten Shrine - Toyonaka

A shrine that enshrines the "god of feet", the main deities are Sukuna bi kona and Sugawara no Michizane. This is the predecessor of Hattori Tenjingu, which is said to have had a shrine enshrining the name of a certain Sukuna bi kona.

It is a power spot in Toyonaka City. ??? May my wife's knee pain be relieved and healed ????‍♂️?‍♂️ I visited you for the first time. Thank you very much. ?‍♂️?‍♂️?‍♂️ I would like to ask you again. ???

I worshiped at Ehomiri. Loose air was flowing.

God of the feet ♡ I go to give my dog ​​amulet every year when I was Ebisu ♡ I can now go out and walk here ♡ Thank you God ?❤️

This is the god of feet. Is it endorsed by Sukuna-san? So I'm relieved. However, Sugawara no Michizane appears everywhere, right?

As expected, it is the god of the feet. Students from the soccer club of a nearby junior high school came to visit us. There were also students from the track and field club, and it was very busy. There are many types of amulets, and there are also amulets for clubs, so I thought that they were watching over me. Students before the exam also came and thought that Sugawara no Michizane was enshrined in the precincts and it was a historical shrine.

I have visited the "Toyonaka Ebisu Festival". The small but lively and exciting worship of "Ebisu" is one of the pleasures of our home. It's a wonderful shrine that you'll want to visit every year even after decades of moving from Toyonaka City, although it's lonely that there aren't any stalls and stalls that aren't there. Do you know "Ebisu's back visit"? A worship method peculiar to Osaka, after worshiping in front of you, turning to the back and tapping, "Ebisu-san! So, Imamiya Ebisu hits a big "Dora", but Toyonaka Ebisu hits a big "Wooden board". There is a myth that "Ebisu-sama is hard of hearing", but it is said that the merchants who visited the shrine reminded the back of the main shrine that they went to on their way home. As you can see from the name "Ebisu", you can see that it is a god that people in Osaka have been familiar with since ancient times. "Toyonaka Ebisu Shrine" is a shrine in the precincts of Hattori Tenjingu. "Hattori Tenjingu" is a historical shrine located a 1-2 minute walk from Hankyu "Hattori Tenjin Station". Sugawara no Michizane, who hurt his leg on his way from Kyoto to Taishofu, prayed for the name of Shohiko (the god of medicine, healing of illness, and health) who was enshrined here. It became known as the "Foot Shrine" after it arrived. This shrine is visited by many people who are suffering from foot diseases, sports people such as "soccer," "marathon," and "baseball," and people who value their feet. Every year, my family also visits the shrine and prays for good health, saying, "Let's walk well this year ...". What I like about "Toyonaka Ebisu Shrine" is that it is a business person! Every time I go there, I am devised as a business person, and I have a place to learn from ideas and ideas. Even as the "birthplace of Fukumusume," a woman who was brilliantly dressed up as a shrine maiden giving a lucky charm in the office at that time when she started the "Toyonaka Ebisu Festival," which has a long history from Ebisu Imamiya. He thought that it would be more exciting if he came out and shared his fortune. As expected! Also, it seems that Ebisu Imamiya and Tenjin Hattori have different choices for Fukumusume, and in "Imamiya Ebisu", Fukumusume has a short contact with worshipers, so "emphasis is placed on the brilliance of the moment" such as voice tension and atmosphere. At "Toyonaka Ebisu Shrine", Fukumusume is in close contact with worshipers, so a loud voice and a smile in self-promotion are the key ... When I bought auspicious signs (lucky things such as Fukusasa, rake, and Sarae) at Toyonaka Ebisu, I had Fukumusume ring a bell ♪ The behavior of miki sake makes "Toyonaka Ebisu Shrine" very friendly. It is a shrine that is a business person. If you visit the Toyonaka Ebisu Festival, you should definitely buy "Fukuokoshi", which is also sold on the market, but this Fukuokoshi is very delicious with its light sweetness and crispy texture! It is popular. Recommended for souvenirs ♪ I sincerely hope that next year, Corona will be calm and that the musicians will be able to visit Ebisu at night when the stalls are crowded.

The god of feet, "Hattori Tenjin". It is about a 5-minute walk from Hattori-Tenjin Station on the Hankyu Takarazuka Line. It is in the direction of Route 176. Many company colleagues and high school classmates live near here. The nearest is Daisho Gakuen High School. Every year on August 25th, a foot protection prayer festival is held, and it is said that you can protect your feet and pray for good legs. It will be a festival of the god of feet, which is rare in Japan. A special straw amulet will also be awarded. The Toyonaka Ebisu Festival will be held from January 9th to 11th. It's Ebisu. It is a festival to pray for business prosperity. He also has a doll memorial service. I didn't know that there is a shrine that holds various events nearby. I felt that I would like to visit frequently in the future.