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• Kurikawa Inari Shrine When the Matsudaira family traveled with the body of Inari when they changed their country from Bichu to Dewa, the lord Shin-Dōtsu told me that “Take the Tone River now” in the middle of the night. Immediately after the flood, the post town where we stayed was annihilated. Shintsutsu thanked him and cherished it carefully as Kurikawa Inari Shrine in the place where he was assigned. Posted in General good luck, Economic fortune
• Chichibu Imamiya Shrine | The power spot of Saitama Prefecture Eight major dragon kings were enshrined as a place where Reizumi springs from ancient times. The clear stream of the Chichibu mountain system springs out of the precinct, and the entire shrine is protected by the power of the dragon related to water. There are a lot of attractions, and when you come to Chichibu, it is a good idea to incorporate it as a tourist destination. Posted in General good luck, Economic fortune, Love luck
• Nagata Shrine Nagata Shrine is a venerable shrine that the Empress Jin Gong was founded on the return of Sanhan. The chief priest god is the same god as Ebisu of the Seven Lucky Gods, and it is popular as a shrine for fishing and money-up. Posted in General good luck, Economic fortune, Health luck, sick healing
• Seki Tei | Kanagawa Prefecture Power Spot For those who like the Three Kingdoms, the famous Guan Yu was deified after death, and the Guan Tei was built throughout China. Seki Teikoku in Yokohama Chinatown is one of the few Seki Teikokus in Japan, and it is popular as a prosperous, fulfilling, health and other power spot that benefits. Posted in General good luck, Economic fortune, Health luck, sick healing
• Fushimi Inari Taisha | Kyoto Power Spot It is the general headquarters of Inari, which is said to have 8 million companies throughout the country. The thousands of torii are frequently picked up as photographs of Kyoto information as symbolic visuals of Japan. When the ancestors of Mr. Tatsumi, who is an ancient master, shot an arrow at the fort, the fort became a swan and flew away, and rice grew in the place where it got off. That is the beginning of Fushimi Inari. Posted in General good luck, Economic fortune
• Tokuo Suma Shrine Tsukuo Suma Shrine on Takefu Island is the oldest shrine that is said to be Japan's oldest Benzaiten. The dragon god of Lake Biwa and the god of the mountain are also enshrined, and the energy of nature is overflowing. The main shrine is said to have been donated by Hideyoshi Toyotomi from Fushimi Castle during the Azuchi-Momoyama period, and is a precious building where glittering Momoyama architecture remains. Posted in General good luck, Economic fortune
• Izumo Fukutoku Shrine | Power Spot in Gifu Prefecture I am receiving the power of the great nation that was split from Izumo Taisha. There are statues of Ebisu-sama and Daikoku-sama, and they are popular as fortune-up shrines. Recently, the number of people who come to pray for winning a prize has increased with the reputation of winning a lottery. The office is open only on Tuesdays, Sundays, and holidays, so be careful if you want to buy amulets and bills. Posted in General good luck, Economic fortune
• Taji Speed ​​Hiyori Shrine In the eastern expedition of Yamato Takeru, he is worried about the Tajikiya ratio sales that protected his husband at the expense of himself. Known as the god of marriage, the main hall retains an unusual sculpture style from the Muromachi period. There is a plum forest in the surrounding area, so it is recommended for walking. Posted in General good luck, Economic fortune, Love luck
• Taikodani Inari Shrine Dazai Valley Inari Shrine was decently built on the demon gate of the castle as a holding of Tsuwano Pass. Promoted by Fushimi Inari Shrine and famous for the benefits of fulfilling various applications. 263 stone steps are popular for photogenic spots, with 1,000 inari stands. Posted in General good luck, Economic fortune
• Horai Horai Shrine | The power spot of Kumamoto Prefecture One of Kumamoto's first rare power spots is the Horai Horai Shrine. The current rock excavated by the driver of the restructured firearm in the spring of Heisei 16. It is that the profit that the lottery will be won when praying to this rock spreads, and the Horai Horai Shinto shrine which scolds the Qianiwa is born. Posted in General good luck, Economic fortune
• Ikuishi Shrine Ikuishi Shrine is a mysterious shrine with a huge stone body. A 2 god came down here and hurried to build a temple overnight. However, the tradition remains that the local Australians have been reconstructed by the local evil spirit and the construction has been completed. Posted in General good luck, Economic fortune, Love luck, Health luck, sick healing
• Kakunodate Mamori Shrine It prospered since the Azuchi-Momoyama period as a total guardian of Kakunodate. At the annual festival, floats are drawn from within the town of Kakunodate, and on top of that, there is the Oyamabayashi where the daughter dances to the unique lion. It is a shrine with an episode of money luck. Posted in General good luck, Economic fortune, Love luck
• Sakai Shrine | Power Spots in Fukui Prefecture The creation of Kashiwa Shrine dates back to the long time ago, and it began with the fact that the second prince of the 14th Emperor Nakajima, the second prince of the 14th generation Nakajima, sent the company to the shrine as the Daimyojin during the period of the Gingyo imperial emperor. I have gathered a thick faith as a prayer ground from the Nara period. Posted in General good luck, Economic fortune, Health luck, sick healing, Childbirth, child giving, easy delivery, childcare
• Minanaka Inari Shrine | Tokyo Power Spot You can also read "All" in Minanaka Inari Shrine. Hyakunin-cho in Shinjuku ward has its name because it originally lived in the Edo Shogunate 'Hundreds'. However, the skill of this one-hundred-group gun was troubled by the skill and did not improve. Posted in Passing prayer, study luck, General good luck, Economic fortune
• Naritasan Shinshoji Temple | Chiba Power Spot I made Goma prayers on Mount Narita together with the impassion king statue of Kukaikai for the purpose of praying for calming the reign of the Hira Shomon gate, but even if the disturbance calms down, the immovable king statue does not move, so the spirit that I want to stay here Interpreted as a prophecy, Naritasan Shinshoji was established as a scenic victory for Goma prayers that enshrine Fudome. First-time customers are 2 every year. Posted in Passing prayer, study luck, General good luck, Economic fortune, Job / Employment, Love luck, Health luck, sick healing
• Chojasan Shilla Shrine Chojayama was originally said to have been planted and planted by Genji Yoshimoto's ancestors to create Yoshitsune's residence. In the Edo period, the vacant warehouse was built by the lord, and since then it has been revered by the citizens as the guardian of Hachinohe. It is said that there is a profit of money luck up from the name. Posted in General good luck, Economic fortune
• Anmochi Shrine | Power Spot in Tottori Prefecture Anmochi Shrine is a shrine famous for lottery lottery wishes. Originally, the ball steel which is the raw material which makes the Japanese sword in this place was taken, and it was called the gold about it. Because of that, this place became called rich. In the old days, it was famous for victory victory. Posted in General good luck, Economic fortune
• Kunisaku Shrine | power spot of Kumamoto Among Kyushu, around Aso is a very unique place in Japan where many ancient kingdoms were born. The Kokusou Shrine also has a legend of the great people of the original Japanese and the great patriarchs that are considered to be state-transferred myths of the Yamato court. Posted in General good luck, Economic fortune
• Kintohira Shrine (Iwaki City) Kintohira Shrine enshrines the spirit of Kintohira Shrine in Shikoku. In the Edo period, it was completely burned and could not be rebuilt, but there were many maritime accidents in this region, and it was said that Kopirasama was devoured. As a result, the number of accidents was reduced as Miyajima Wei-in Temple No. 23 Daishun went to the 33 prayers at the Golden Pavilion in Shikoku. It has been rebuilt since then. Posted in General good luck, Economic fortune, Job / Employment
• Iwata Shrine Pest control is the benefit of avoiding all illnesses and disasters, and Kamata Shrine is the only one in the country. During the Great Famine in Aomori, Aomori suffered the most devastating damage in the country, but at that time, Tokugawa Shogunate sent bills and bows and arrows as a ward for plague and disasters. Dedication to the Kamata Shrine and praying for it means that the famine has subsided and the plague has calmed down. Posted in General good luck, Economic fortune, Health luck, sick healing
• Yatomi Shrine Yatomi Shrine is a shrine that takes Takeshima of Gamagori City as a whole sanctuary. It is one of Japan's seven benten and is especially popular for the benefits of marriage. The bridge over the island was built by a local textile wholesaler, and gathered the faith of local people. Posted in Passing prayer, study luck, General good luck, Economic fortune
• Toyokawa Inari Tokyo Betsuin | Power spot in Tokyo The Toyokawa Inari Tokyo Betsuin started with Nacho Ooka Echizen promoting Toyokawa Inari in his own residence. Although it is Inari Shrine, it is a unique shrine that has the unusual formation of a temple in the Soto sect, and there is no red torii although it is Inari. Posted in General good luck, Economic fortune, Job / Employment, Love luck, Health luck, sick healing, Childbirth, child giving, easy delivery, childcare
• Takatokuyama Inari Taisha | Power spot in Niigata Prefecture It is Mr. Inari who is famous for being very large. There are many mysteries that do not appear in the Kojiki and early days of Japan, such as Amaterasu chrysanthemum Takatoku Inari Okami, the god of the festival, and Japanese Komine Okami. It is said that the ancient records of the beginning of the Jomon period are the beginnings of the beauty of the sun palace built by the beauty of the beauty of the sun, in the village of Haruna. Posted in General good luck, Economic fortune
• Toko Shrine | Power Spot in Oita Prefecture "Good luck road and lot lot" of Tono district, Kunisaki-shi, Oita is good luck spot promoting local government over 10 km and promoting. The Toko Shrine located there has a history of 1200 years as a shrine that benefits from the fortune. Posted in General good luck, Economic fortune
• Nishinomiya Shrine | Hyogo Prefecture Power Spot It is a shrine dedicated to Ebisu, one of the seven deities who are famous for their deity. The god of business, a popular god of fishing, is said to be the birthplace of Nishinomiya Shrine. The Fukuo competition, which has been held since the Edo period, has been popularized every year by the media. Posted in General good luck, Economic fortune
• Yajima Temple | Power Spot in Kagawa Prefecture It is said that Kanshin was erected, and it is a historically correct temple where the legend of Kobo Daishi also remains. In the precincts, there is also Mt. The Tasaburo Samurai is one of Japan's three major shrines, and it has become the Heisei Jugou Ponpo model. Posted in General good luck, Economic fortune, Job / Employment, Love luck, Childbirth, child giving, easy delivery, childcare
• Beckoning Cat Museum | Power Spots in Hiroshima Prefecture The beckoning cat art museum is an art museum that brings together all the beckoning cats in Japan. In the hotel's atmosphere like a stylish art space, a group of beckoning cats raising hands all at once feels even the godliness. It is a power spot to get good luck. Posted in General good luck, Economic fortune, Job / Employment
• Gotokuji Temple | Tokyo Power Spot It is the Bodhi Temple of the Hakone-nada Onmyo Iya, and there is also the tomb of Nao Ii, who was assassinated in a strange place outside Sakuradamon. It is said that it is the birthplace of the beckoning cat who is raising the right hand, and the beckoning cat of Gotokuji is a model of Hikonyan. It is a profitable power spot for good luck and fortunes. Posted in General good luck, Economic fortune, Love luck
• Morioka Hachimangu | Power Spot in Iwate Prefecture The Hatomori Hachimangu Shrine, where Ms. Yoriyoshi Michiyoshi and his father-in-law were erected to pray for Abe's death in the role of the previous nine years, is advancing. Later, during the Edo period, the southern lord Ryosan rebuilt it to its current location. Chaguchagu Mako, which is designated as a national selective intangible cultural asset, is famous, and it is sometimes referred to as a shrine theme park because it has a main shrine with 12 on its premises. Posted in Passing prayer, study luck, General good luck, Economic fortune, Job / Employment, Love luck, Health luck, sick healing, Childbirth, child giving, easy delivery, childcare
• Gold shrine Kim Jonggung is traditionally known as the Kendo, and has been worshiped by warriors who pray for victory. In particular, until the Sengoku period, it was called the Hakusan Sansha and was worshiped seriously. In recent years it became famous as a Shinto shrine. Posted in General good luck, Economic fortune, Job / Employment, Love luck
• Sango Shrine | Tokyo Power Spot It was originally called Tanaka Inari, but in the Edo period, a large merchant Mitsui family promoted it as a guardian god of its own. It is said that Sange Shrine is a Shinto shrine for Mitsui families and the legend of Kobo Daishi is a retrofit, as it becomes "G" when the character of Mitsui "I" is given. Posted in General good luck, Economic fortune, Job / Employment
• Matsudai Gongen | Power Spots in Tokushima Prefecture There is an exciting legend that Mr. Matsu has become a cat after death, and has fallen on a villain and an evil officer. Like a cat, it is also popular as a god of games and exams, as well as fortune-ups, and there are also many visitors of the students. Posted in Passing prayer, study luck, General good luck, Economic fortune, Job / Employment
• Kyoto Ebisu Shrine It is no exaggeration to say that Kyoto Ebisu Shrine is the best place for business in Kyoto. The way of worship is unusual, and he is a little poor god, such as throwing money or hitting the shrine. Posted in General good luck, Economic fortune
• Kaki drive in Kusaki Drive-in has a rare shrine that knocks out the gods of poverty and plague and kicks them away. In addition, there are cloth bags and sleeping buddhas, and they are popular as fun power spots that increase your fortune. Posted in General good luck, Economic fortune, Health luck, sick healing
• Ube Shrine | Power Spot in Tottori Prefecture Ube Shrine is said to be the founder of Emperor Takatoku, the Daika 4 (648). In Enkishiki, it was written as Tottori's only famous God Taisha, and gathered faith as a temple in Inaba country. It is also famous as the first shrine drawn on paper money in the country. Posted in General good luck, Economic fortune, Health luck, sick healing, Childbirth, child giving, easy delivery, childcare
• Moya Kuroryu Shrine | Power Spots in Fukui Prefecture When the emperor made a flood control work and opened up the Echizen plains, the Moya Shrine started with the protection of the Kuzuryu River (Kuroryu River), the peace of the country, and the gods of God and the god of darkness. According to the history of Kamisu, it is believed to have worshiped the god of Yotsuza for the protection of the land during the clearing of the land, and the Moya Kuroryu Shrine is considered to be one of them. Posted in General good luck, Economic fortune, Love luck, Childbirth, child giving, easy delivery, childcare
• Hanchang Shrine Originally known as Kunjo Shrine, it has long been known as the Hanchang Shrine. While it is revered as a god of safe delivery and marriage, it is also popular for the profits of prosperous money-raising business since it was called Shigesho Shrine. Posted in General good luck, Economic fortune, Love luck, Childbirth, child giving, easy delivery, childcare
• Shitennoji | Power spots in Osaka Prefecture Shitennoji is famous as the oldest temple in Japan, and is the main shrine of "Wajong" which keeps its position unconcerned with sects. There was a battle between Soga, who tries to spread Buddhism to Japan during the Asuka period, and Mr. Tetsubu, who tries to exclude Buddhism. It is said that Mr. Soga finally won and was erected by Prince Shotoku in the meaning of dedication to the protection of Shiten. However, at the very back of Shitennoji, there is a "Moriya no Uta" for the purpose of offering an offering to a Moriya, and it is a temple with many mysteries in its origin. Posted in General good luck, Economic fortune, Job / Employment
• Mikane Shrine The money fortune shrine in Kyoto is the money shrine. Famous for its golden torii gate and lucky wallet, there are always people who come to worship before gambling such as lotteries and horse racing. Posted in General good luck, Economic fortune
• Kinkazan Koganeyama Shrine Kinkazan Koganeyama Shrine was built to celebrate the first gold mining in Japan during the Nara period. It is concluded that the gold was actually mined, not here, but in another place in Miyagi Prefecture. However, at the beginning, the legend that “Mount Kinka has the whole island made of gold” was born. Posted in General good luck, Economic fortune
• Hakuto Shrine | Shiga Prefecture Power Spot It is said that Hakuto Shrine was founded when the shrine was built by Tsubakihime in the year of Emperor Naruhito. In the year of 25, it is believed that he received the issue of "Hira-myojin" according to the affair of the Emperor Tenbu. Hakuto Shrine is known as the general headquarters of Hakuto Shrine throughout the country, and has been revered as a god of longevity since ancient times. Posted in General good luck, Economic fortune, Love luck, Health luck, sick healing, Childbirth, child giving, easy delivery, childcare
• Landlord Shrine | Kyoto Power Spot Landlord Shrine is a popular spot for female junior high school students who came to Kyoto for school trips. The reason is that the benefits of marriage are well-known, but the grounds are full of power spots where various benefits can be expected in addition to marriage. It is also the reason that the area near Kiyomizu-dera is always crowded, but it is actually one of the oldest companies in Kyoto. Posted in Passing prayer, study luck, General good luck, Economic fortune, Job / Employment, Love luck
• Tarobogu | Shiga Prefecture Power Spot The history of Tarobogu is old, and originally a ritual was performed with the megaliths as the Scorpio. It is believed that Shiro Tokuta built a company that honors Shogo Katsusatsu Nichiho with the Akagami, which is the first spot of Mt. Posted in General good luck, Economic fortune
• Kinjamizu Shrine Kim Jinshui Shrine is derived from the fact that Kogeiko Munechika, who was a sword maker in the Heian period, made a sword using the famous water in the water shrine that was originally located here. When the sword was completed, I gave a golden snake to Mizujingu with appreciation. Since then, Mizujingu changed its name to Kinjamizu Shrine. Posted in General good luck, Economic fortune
• Sakuramatsu Shrine In the past, Sakuramatsu Shrine had a rare occurrence of cherry blossoms blooming on a pine tree. Fudo Myoo is enshrined at the immovable waterfall in the precincts, and Seoritsu Hime, the god of waterfall and river, is enshrined at Sakuramatsu Shrine. Fudo Waterfall is one of the top 100 waterfalls in Japan. Posted in General good luck, Economic fortune, Love luck
• Tatsuta Taisha Tatsuta Taisha is an ancient company with a history of over 2000 years. It is a rare god of wind that has been enshrined in Japan, and it has been called “Tatsuta's Wind God” and has gathered faith. It was founded because of the epidemic of the nation during the days of Emperor Sojin, and a message from the Emperor ’s dream pillow saying “Feel two gods”. Posted in General good luck, Economic fortune
• Oarai Sumae Shrine The main priest god, Daiki, is known as Daikoku-sama and is crowded with people who seek fortune. Although it was burned down during the Sengoku period, it was revived by Mitsuko Mito, and the architectural style of Marshal culture remains in the shrine. It is also famous as a spot for the first sunrise. Posted in General good luck, Economic fortune
• Osaki Hachimangu Shrine | Power Spot in Miyagi Prefecture The age of Osaki Hachimangu Shrine is unknown, but Sakauetamura Maro solicited Usa Jingu Shrine to Mizusawa, currently in Oshu, Iwate Prefecture, and it was called Osaki Hachimangu Shrine since Oshu was transferred to Osaki City, Miyagi Prefecture, during the Muromachi period. Will be Posted in General good luck, Economic fortune, Childbirth, child giving, easy delivery, childcare
• Mitakayama Fudoin | Power Spot in Miyagi Prefecture One day, when Takeshi Kato Ritsu prays for healing the eye sickness and went to draw water, Fudoson is said to have been picked up by chance. The place where Fudoson was enshrined, the eye disease was cured at once, and since then, Mihonson of Mitakasan Fudoin has become popular as a guardian of the eye. Posted in General good luck, Economic fortune
• Toyokawa Inari | Aichi Prefecture Power Spot Toyokawa Inari prospered with faith from warlords since the Warring States period. It is popular among the common people, and attracts worshipers in the interests of the rise, theft protection and the fortune UP. The statue that overflows into the precinct is a masterpiece and is particularly famous for its power spots, especially fortune-ups. Posted in General good luck, Economic fortune, Job / Employment
• Aoba Shrine | Power Spots in Miyagi Prefecture The founder of Sendai Sakai, the deity of Date Masamune. It is one of the most famous events in the world of Sengoku Daimyo, and it is the center of various events. The Aoba Shrine, where the faith of many people gathers, will surely receive great energy. Posted in Passing prayer, study luck, General good luck, Economic fortune, Love luck, Health luck, sick healing, Childbirth, child giving, easy delivery, childcare
• Yokokurayama | Power Spot in Kochi Prefecture Yokokurayama has prospered as a sacred site for Shugendo since the 10 century. At the top of Mt. Yokokura, Yokokura Palace has the tomb of Emperor Antok, who is supposed to be gone at Dannoura in Shimizu. In addition, the whole Yokokurayama is a powerful power spot, such as Sugihara Shrine, which is famous for the benefits of idiot trials and fortune-ups on the summit. Posted in General good luck, Economic fortune
• Shiwa Inari Shrine Shiwa Inari Shrine is said to have been promoted from Fushimi Inari with a prayer for victory when the Tohoku rebellion subjugated during the Heian period. Together with the nearby Shiwa Koinari Shrine, this is a popular old man from Iwate Prefecture. Posted in General good luck, Economic fortune, Health luck, sick healing
• Chitose Shrine | Hokkaido Power Spot It is a popular shrine in Hokkaido near the New Chitose Airport where the running water of Lake Shikotsu flows in as a sacred water. Since Ikuto Inari Daimyojin was built for 1803 years, it is one of the oldest Shinto shrines in Hokkaido. It is a valuable power spot in Hokkaido with few temples and temples with historical sites. We recommend that you stop by when you come near the airport. Posted in General good luck, Economic fortune
• Sake Rinmae Shrine In recent years, the Sake Rinmae Shrine is a shrine that is crowded with people who wish to win a lottery ticket. It is a shrine that is paired with the Oarai Isosaki Shrine, and the rock formations on the coast are spectacular. History is once abolished, but once devastated, it was revived by Mitsutoshi Mito. Posted in General good luck, Economic fortune
• Minamiko Shrine | Power spot of Fukushima South Lake was originally Japan's oldest park made by Seishin Matsudaira for the people of Shirakawa. Sadanobu Matsuda is known as a good ruler for the people, and was enshrined at the Nanko Shrine as a deity during the Taisho period. It is also known as a cherry blossom site that has a profit in marriage. Posted in General good luck, Economic fortune, Love luck, Childbirth, child giving, easy delivery, childcare
• Ejima Shrine | Power Spots in Kanagawa Prefecture Enoshima has long been a training place for masters. The energy is so strong that the whole island is said to be a dragon's nest, and there are many types of profits. It is often said that bad margins, fortunes, fortunes, good luck, good luck, so many visitors come from prayers to dates. It would be nice if it took almost half a day to go around Ejima Shrine. Posted in General good luck, Economic fortune, Love luck
• Fusen Benten Tokaiji | Power Spots in Chiba Prefecture Speaking of Benten-sama, there is an image of a goddess with a beautiful figure that plays a whistle, but here, Benten-sama of Futenbenten Tokaiji has an arm of 8, and is in a fighting stance holding bows and arrows and swords. It is said that it will clear the trouble with a weapon. He also holds a gem in his hand, which is said to fulfill the wishes of people Bot. Posted in General good luck, Economic fortune, Love luck, Childbirth, child giving, easy delivery, childcare
• Zenawashibenbei Ten Uga Fuku Shrine | Kanagawa Prefecture Power Spot Zenawashibenbei Tennuka Fuku-jinja is a fortune-filled financial fortune that has been passed down from the Kamakura period when faith in washing money has been passed down. There is a legend that the Uga-jin Shrine was created in response to the announcement of Minamoto Yoritomo in 1185 years, and the 1257 three origins of the beginning of a senanibenten that the Hojo reigns in the 2 year had a wish for family prosperity. Posted in General good luck, Economic fortune
• Shiba Daijingu | Tokyo Power Spot Shiba Daijingu was founded by recruiting Ise Jingu in the Kamakura period. In the Edo period, Monzen-cho also displayed a bustling crowd, prospering as a major entertainment district in Edo. Shimodaijingu's amulet is said to be profitable from that time, which means that it was popular among Edo town girls. Posted in Economic fortune, Love luck
• Shinobi Ike Zentendo | Tokyo Power Spot In the Edo Period, Kanei-ji Temple was created as Hieizan Enryaku-ji Temple, and Shinobu-no-ike was regarded as Lake Biwa. In the middle of Lake Biwa, Nakajima was built in Shinobu Pond, and Bentendo was built. Amami Monssho, who made a plan to create Kanei-ji and Shinobu-no-ike, filled the lotus and cherry blossoms with the wish "to be a place of rest for the common people." Posted in Economic fortune, Love luck
• Miho Shrine | Power spot in Shimane Prefecture The deity is the son of a great country lord. The great country's destiny is said to be a god of love and enshrined by Izumo Taisha, so it is said that the benefits of marriage will be improved by visiting both the son and Miho Shrine. It would be most effective to go ahead Izumo Taisha. Posted in General good luck, Economic fortune, Childbirth, child giving, easy delivery, childcare
• Holy shrine | Power spot of Saitama Prefecture The holy shrine that celebrates the discovery of natural copper from Musashikuni Chichibu-gun, and which is the first Japanese coin issued by the Imperial Court, is called the Qiangod by the local people, and is a money maker It is widely used as Posted in Economic fortune, Love luck, Childbirth, child giving, easy delivery, childcare
• Imamiya Tei Shrine | Power spots in Osaka Imamiya Ebisu Shrine was originally a key point of business where the city was established due to the development of shipping on the beach.Since the Muromachi period, the faith of merchants has become more serious as the monetary economy has developed.At the famous Tokabetsu Festival, Ebe-san from Osaka has now mobilized 100 million people.It can be said to be synonymous with the benefits of prosperous business. Posted in Economic fortune, Job / Employment
• Shinyayama Shrine | Power Spots in Yamanashi Prefecture It became famous because Yukio Funai, founder of Funai Soken, a leading management consulting firm in Japan, introduced it as "a shrine that is not troubled with money when visiting." Even now, I have collected the faith from the business owners and financial heavyweights. Located at the 2 site of Mt. Fuji, it is one of the important bases of local Fuji religion. Posted in Economic fortune, Job / Employment
• Qianzuka Jizozan (Senso temple grounds) | Tokyo power spots The time is Edo period. The wife of Sanguchi Yamaguchi who has dug up a crock filled with Kanei Tsusho in the garden. If I used it as it was, I thought that it would be a human being and the house would die, and I would bury the pot in the ground and work hard when I worked hard. It is said that the origin of the festival is to celebrate Jizozan on the ground filled with gravel. Posted in Economic fortune
• Takarato Shrine | Power spot in Saga Prefecture Originally it was just a shrine in a village that had nothing to do with the fortune in particular. However, a person who was attracted to the company name of the treasure troupe won a lot of lottery tickets and the reputation gradually spread, and now it has become very busy when the jumbo lottery is released. Posted in Economic fortune
• Ryuryu Shrine | Power Spot in Niigata Prefecture Soryu Shrine is a popular shrine in Niigata Prefecture, which is particularly profitable. It is located in the mountains, but people are always coming to pray for business, business, gambling and so on. Innumerable business cards stuck to the wall in the main hall are a sight. Posted in Economic fortune, Job / Employment
• Kushimoto Shrine | Power Spot in Kochi Prefecture Enomoto Shrine is called Daikoku, and it has been worshiped as the first Daikoku of Iyo country. It is a venerable shrine called the beginning that received the deity statue of Daigunshu (Daikuro) from Mt. Miwa in Nara. It is a shrine that enshrines the great country lord, but profits from prosperous business are being watched more than marriage, and a large country festival like Toka-dori will swell a lot. Posted in Economic fortune, Job / Employment
• Kumano Motomiya Taisha | Power Spot in Wakayama Prefecture It is said that the god of the festival God Ietsu Mioko Ojimi is about the main shrine and Amida-nuri. However, there are also many mysteries because there is also a theory that the gods of the court earlier than the Yamato court, called Nigihayahi, are in fact being scolded. It is a goal at Kumano Pass, and it is a shrine with strong energy for regeneration. Posted in General good luck
• Kumano Miyama | Power Spot in Wakayama Prefecture Kumano Sanzan is a generic term for "Kumano Motomiya Taisha", "Kumano Hayatama Taisha", and "Kumano Nachi Taisha", and has been held actively in Kumano Pass as the most powerful holy land in Japan since the Nara period. Roads and environments are quite severe, and it is said that we will meet with God in extreme conditions even today. Posted in General good luck
• Kumano Nachi Taisha | Power Spot in Wakayama Prefecture Originally Hida Shinto shrine which made the waterfall of Nachi the god body is a prototype, and now it is honored with Inushi Nami, or Husumi Okami, which is considered identical to Senju Kannon. There is a legend that the Emperor Jinmu had a waterfall of Nachi shining during the east conquest and came as a god, and then Hachiman appeared and led to Yamato. Posted in General good luck
• Ikedayama (Tokyo) | Power Spots in Tokyo Water veins flowing from Mt. Fuji are said to be dragon veins, and Mt. Ikeda is a powerful power spot because it is a place where XNUMx dragon veins cross. In addition, it is located at the eastern end of the Musashino Plateau, an important place connecting Mt. Fuji and the Imperial Palace. The area is a high-end residential area, which indicates that the power of the land is strong. Posted in General good luck
• Kumano Hayatama Taisha | Power Spot in Wakayama Prefecture The place where God appeared and crawled on the 'Gotobiki rock' at the top of Mt. Kamikura is Kumano Hayatama Taisha. It is the oldest shrine among Kumano Sanzan, and has been protected from ancient times by the Imperial Court and Daimyo. National treasure and new treasure also climbs to 1000 points. Posted in General good luck, Love luck
• Fukagawa Fudoudo | Power spot in Tokyo Motoyama is Naritasan Shinshoji Temple. Naritasan immobility king is very popular in the Edo period, and it is said that Fukagawa impassion was a business trip of immovable king of Shinshoji temple, saying that Shoshoin, who is the mother of 5 general Shogun Tsunayoshi, would like to worship in Edo It was the beginning of After that, Eiji Temple, which used to be an exhibition place, becomes an abandoned temple, but the Fudo-Akira King faith has been strong, and a Fudo-do has been created in the ruins. Posted in General good luck
• Akiha Yamamoto Miya Akiba Shrine | Power Spots in Shizuoka Prefecture The deity of Akiha Shinto Shrine is Hino Goto Earth God and it is the last son of Iyoshi Nagi and Ison. In Japan, which is revered as a god of fire and centered on wooden buildings, Akiba Shrine was an important shrine as a benefiting shrine for fire suppression and fire protection. It is said that at the end of the Edo period in the heyday, there were Akiha Shinto shrines of XNUM X 10,000 X NUM X companies throughout the country. Akiha Yamamoto Miyagi Akiha Shrine is the main shrine of Akiha Shrine in Japan. Posted in General good luck
• Kinpo Shrine Kinto Shrine is famous for the interests of Kin fortune. Mikami Treasure is a crystal of 2, and is said to be the birthplace of Japanese crystal. Yamato Takeru is said to have stopped during the eastern expedition, and the legend of the Japanese wolf, the genus of God, remains. In addition, the grounds are decorated with dragons, a symbol of power, and are powerful power spots. Posted in General good luck
• Tsukiyama Shrine | Power Spots in Yamagata Prefecture Tsukiyama, one of Dewasansan, is a shrine dedicated to the reading of the moon. Tsukiyomimu is one of the three brothers born with Amaterasu Okami and Susano, and is said to receive the protection of the world and the sea after death, at night. Tsukiyama Shrine is considered to be a symbol of the world after death in Dewa Sanzan, and is a perfect power spot for revitalizing UP and re-starting. Posted in General good luck
• Akasaka Hikawa Shrine (Tokyo) | Power Spots in Tokyo The history of the shrine itself is old and has a history close to 1100. It moved to the present place in the age of Tokugawa Yatsushiro Yoshimune. We have been exposed to natural disasters and devils since the Edo period, and the form since the Edo period remains. While familiar as an oasis in the city, it is popular as a god of marriage. Posted in General good luck, Love luck
• Okami Shrine | Power Spots in Mie Prefecture A ritual has been held since ancient times, and it is a very unusual shrine without a main shrine to worship Mt. The ancient ruins remain on Mt. Miwa, and it is also a mystery spot where many legends have passed through Kojiki and Nihon Shoki. I read Omiwajinja, but this is how to read from Miwa = God. Posted in General good luck
• Omi Shrine | Power Spots in Tokyo Originally, it was that it was Kusanagi that worshiped Kannon and Benten like 萬. At the end of the Muromachi period, when an old man appeared with rice ears in this Kusanagi and was welcomed to stay, there is a legend that the old man was actually Inari Okami. Since then, it has caused many miracles as Edo Inari Shrine. Posted in General good luck
• Kagoshima Jingu | Power Spots in Kagoshima Prefecture There is a legend that after the shrine god Hidaka Hikohoidemi-son has lived until the age of 580 and has now delivered Chikushiku (now Kagoshima Prefecture). Kagoshima Jingu is said to have started the palace "Takachihogu", where the palace Hidaka Hikohoidemi lived, to become Kagoshima Jingu after death. Posted in General good luck, Childbirth, child giving, easy delivery, childcare
• Okunima Shrine | The Power Spots of Tokyo It is said that the Great Deity is the same deity as the Great Deity, who is the child of the Elemental Son. It is said that the power of the great country is beneficial to marriage, and even now, the festival, known as a strange festival, was an important meeting place for men and women as a place of night crawling before the Meiji era. Posted in General good luck, Love luck, Childbirth, child giving, easy delivery, childcare
• Konpira Palace (Tokyo) | Power Spots in Tokyo Mr. Kimura is at the heart of Japanese business and politics called Toranomon. Kagawa Prefecture was a god of origin, and it was in the Sanuki residence during the Edo period, but there is an anecdote that it was so popular that Edo townsmen were freed to visit the residence. We can receive prayer called "swearing of oath" of non-smoking, non-smoking. Posted in General good luck
• Kifune Shrine | Kyoto Power Spot Kifune Shrine is said to have started when Goyo Princess, the mother of Emperor Jinmu, was blessed by the water god and went back in the river from Osaka Bay and landed. The birthplace of Ema, Izumi Shikibu worshiped, various stories such as the episode of love fulfillment that I could reciprocate with my husband, the inscription of a rose (misinterpretation of the curse) were born from Kifune Shrine. Posted in General good luck, Love luck
• Sensoji Temple | Power Spot in Tokyo Sensoji Temple is one of the places where foreigners must go for sightseeing in Tokyo. The precincts have been lined up with shopping arcades such as Nakamise, and have continued to develop into a large entertainment district since the Edo period. It is also the oldest temple in the city, and it is said that the construction of a temple started with the fact that the statue of the Kannon Seion was on the fishermen's net around here during the Nara period. Posted in General good luck
• Hie Shrine (Tokyo) | Power Spot in Tokyo Hiyoshi Shrine (Tokyo) is a shrine in the middle of Akasaka, the center of Japan's political economy. As a shrine dedicated to Sanno who has roots in Mt. Because the ministries and large corporate headquarters are close by, business people's visits are highly visible. Posted in Job / Employment
• Awaiting mountain Santen | Power spot in Tokyo Awaiting mountain Santen is an extraordinary power spot near Sensoji Temple. A daikon radish is prepared as an offering in the precincts, and many shaped objects with a drawstring motif are visible. It is popular for offering a loving couple. As the Seven Lucky Gods, he is in charge of Bishamon Heaven and is also famous as the god of battle. Posted in Love luck
• Imado Shrine | Tokyo's Power Spot Imado-yaki is a pottery that has been burned around Asakusa from about the Warring States period, and initially the beckoning cat of the Imado Shrine was made of this Imado-yaki. The place where the birthplace of Imado-yaki is, the birthplace of the beckoning cat, the land of Soji Okita, and so on. Posted in Love luck
• Tokyo Ojingu Shrine | Tokyo Power Spot Tokyo Ojingu Shrine is a relatively new shrine built in the Meiji period, but it has been popular since that time as a shrine that can be visited in place of Ise Shrine. It is a power spot where you can be a procession with young women, now that you are believed as a god of marriage by the Emperor Taisho's first Japanese wedding in Kamimae. Posted in Love luck
• Munakata Taisha | Power Spots in Fukuoka Prefecture It is a so-called shrine with over 700 thousand Munakata Shrines, Itsukushima Shrine, and a Shinto shrine enshrining Three Goddess. The Munakata Three Goddess are the supreme gods of the road gods, and are especially beneficial to road safety and travel. In 2017, it was registered as a World Heritage Site as "Kamimujima Munakata, Okinoshima and related heritage groups". Posted in General good luck, Love luck
• Tsukisamu Shrine | Hokkaido Power Spot In 1884, pioneering immigrants from Hiroshima Prefecture created the shrines of the Itsukushima Shinto shrine and the Inari shrine as the Fukusumi Itsukushima Shinto shrine. After that, I was resigned as a moonlight shrine to the present location in the form of parting with Fukuzumi Inari Shrine. The area is surrounded by the Tsukisora ​​Park, which has a large natural forest left untouched. Posted in General good luck
• Ooyama Nishiki Shrine | Ehime Prefecture Power Spot It has revered the VIPs of the country since ancient times as guardian of the Japanese military. The Pirates of the Izu Water Forces battled the Shiramura River, the Fujiwara Junyu's Rebellion, the Dannoura Battle, and played an active part in the Seto Inland Sea as a protagonist of the Japanese naval battle until the Marshal and the Middle Ages; The warlords dedicated their swords and armor to the Oyamashima Shrine. Posted in General good luck, Job / Employment
• Shindaiji | The power spot of Tokyo Jindaiji Temple is a temple built in 733. A young man falls in love with a daughter of a large family in this area and sends out a sentence of love, but his parents are against him and the girl is hidden in a small island on the lake. The young man prayed for "Fusha the Great", which is familiar as the playbook Sa Gojo, and Rei Turtle brought the young man to the island. Posted in General good luck, Love luck, Health luck, sick healing
• Atago Shrine (Tokyo) | Power Spots in Tokyo Atago Shrine was originally known as the god of fire protection and firebush. It is the beginning of Atago Shrine (Tokyo) that was recruited from Atago Shrine in Kyoto. It stands on top of a mountain at an altitude of 26m, and the reason why a mountain has been built like this remains a geological mystery. Posted in Job / Employment
• Meiji Jingu | power spots in Tokyo It is a relatively new shrine that was built after the Meiji period, but it is a shrine representing Japan, and it has been influenced by the location of Shibuya Harajuku, and a large number of worshipers and foreign tourists are visiting this shrine. Customers come. As a power spot, Kiyomasai was famous and was often taken up by the media. Surrounded by a large forest, it is also popular as an urban oasis. Posted in Passing prayer, study luck, Job / Employment, Health luck, sick healing
• Gakuen Hachimangu Shrine | Power Spot in Kagawa Prefecture At the end of a stormy day, a ship of XNUM tank flowed from the sea. The sound of mysterious moths came from the inside of the ship, and there was one moth in it, saying that "I am Daisuke Hachiman, but the scenery of this land is often lonely" and said that it disappeared You The Nikkei, who had been practicing at Mt. Bandung, requested the story to be suspicious and to show evidence, but overnight the beach became a pine forest. Posted in General good luck, Economic fortune
• Shirako Shrine | Power Spots in Chiba Prefecture It is said that a white snake on a white turtle has flown in and says it as a god. This white snake is also famous as a god of longevity and fortune, but the Kamokujin Shrine in the precinct is popular as a shrine with a good-looking god. It is a power spot that I would like to worship if aiming at a beauty man. Posted in General good luck, Economic fortune, Job / Employment, Love luck, Health luck, sick healing
• Shiraishi Shrine | Hokkaido Power Spot After the Meiji Restoration, the request of Shiroishi villagers to build a Shinbu Emperor's shrine did not pass, and it was created as a worship site in Hokkaido Jingu. The villager of Hokkaido at the time was a pioneer of Hokkaido and was called "oni", who thought about this hope with great hope, and shared the sand of the temple of Kamimu tomb that was the amulet of the earthquake, and the villagers were very pleased and revered as a divine body . Posted in General good luck, Economic fortune, Love luck
• Ise Jingu | Power Spot in Mie Prefecture Ise Jingu Shrine was an authoritative shrine, as it is said, "I want to do it once in a lifetime, in Ise Pass". Originally, except for the Emperor, Empress, and Crown Prince, the ceremony was so high that worship was prohibited, and common people were not allowed to worship. Since the Edo period, it has become a hugely popular tourist destination as the dream of a lifetime of commoners. Posted in Passing prayer, study luck, General good luck, Economic fortune, Job / Employment, Love luck, Health luck, sick healing
• Iwakiyama Shrine | Aomori Power Spot Iwakiyama Shrine is a shrine built by Sakaueda Mura Maro, and moved to its present location in 1091. Okumiya at the top of Mt. Iwaki is a company that was originally built in 780. Even today, the ceremonies at the foot of the mountain remain, and many people climb the mountain aiming at Okumiya on the old calendar 8 / Month 1. Posted in General good luck, Economic fortune, Love luck
• Shinagawa Shrine | Tokyo Power Spot Shinagawa Shrine is a Shinagawa chapel with a history of 900 years. Developed under the protection of the Shogunate in the Edo period. Ushido Tenno, who is being scolded as a birth god of “Shinagawa hotel,” which is one of the most post town towns in Tokaido, gathers faith. There is also a tomb of Itagaki Reisuke, which is famous for the words, "If Itagaki dies, freedom does not die." Posted in General good luck, Economic fortune
• Sutengu (Tokyo) | Power Spots in Tokyo It is Sutengu, located in Nihonbashi, right in the middle of Tokyo's business district. The main mountain of Sutengu is Kurume Sutengu, located in Fukuoka Prefecture. It is the origin of the present Sutengu that what Arima Yoritoshi of Kurume clan divided in the Edo period during the Edo period. I moved to my current address in 1895. Posted in Economic fortune, Job / Employment, Childbirth, child giving, easy delivery, childcare
• Awa Shrine Since ancient times, Abo has been regarded as an important land by the imperial court as a place where God dwells.There are records as Kangori, which has only eight locations nationwide.Awa Shrine is said to be particularly beneficial for work and fortune, and creators and businessmen are constantly worshiping. Posted in General good luck, Economic fortune, Job / Employment
• Asago Saikoji Temple | Power Spot in Nara Prefecture Asago Sonzi Temple is famous as a temple full of roses. It is from the origin, but when Sakutoku Taishi defeated the Moribe Moriya, Bishamon Heaven appeared and given the secret of victory. It won a safe victory, but it is the time of the year, the day, and the day when Bashamon Heaven appeared. It is said that it is full of mochi at Asagoboshi Temple, which was erected with gratitude for the patronage of Bishamon. Posted in General good luck, Economic fortune, Health luck, sick healing
• Ana Hachimangu Shrine | Tokyo Power Spot It is believed that the origin of the source is that the source of the source Yori Minamoto put a spear and a sword to commemorate the suppression of Oshu. In addition, it is said that a large hole appeared when the mountain hem was cut to create a pot in which the priest of the time lived in the Edo period, and a statue of a gold and bronze statue appeared from the inside. The Shogun Ikemitsu made the Ana Hachimangu Shrine a formal sanctuary of the Shogunate and a total defense of Johoku. Posted in General good luck, Economic fortune, Health luck, sick healing
• Nikko Toshogu | Power Spots in Tochigi Prefecture Nikko Toshogu is a shrine located in Nikko City, Tochigi Prefecture, in the northern part of the Kanto region of Japan.It enshrines Tosho Daigongen, who deified Ieyasu Tokugawa, the first shogun of the Edo Shogunate.It is the head office of Toshogu Shrine all over Japan.The official name is "Toshogu", which does not have a place name, but it is relatively often called "Nikko Toshogu" to distinguish it from other Toshogu.Its history can be traced back to at least the construction of Mt. Nikko by Minamoto no Yoshitomo. Has become a religious authority of.Against this background, Tokugawa is believed to have built Toshogu. Posted in General good luck, Economic fortune
• Hokkaido Jingu | Hokkaido's power spots Hokkaido Jingu was built as a Sapporo shrine after the Meiji Restoration. Originally from the place where the sacred ground of Ainu becomes close and the place where the power of Fengshui is surrounded by mountains and rivers gathers, it is very popular among the people as a new shrine but a power spot. Hokkaido pioneers are also in the area, and it is a deep shrine related to the people of Hokkaido. Posted in Economic fortune, Love luck
• Ikutama Shrine Ikukoku Shrine enshrines Ikushima Ojin and Ashida Okami and has been worshiped since ancient times as a shrine for national protection. It will be burnt down due to the Onin war, but it will be rebuilt by Hideyoshi Toyotomi and will flourish as the guardian of Osaka Castle. When the Toyotomi family was destroyed, it disappeared again with soldiers, but it was rebuilt by the Tokugawa family. The current shrine was rebuilt in 1950 because the shrine was destroyed by fire during the Meiji era. Posted in General good luck, Love luck
• Air Shrine Air Shrine was built in 1990 with appreciation for air. The main shrine is a mirror, and the sacred body is air in an unglazed bottle in the basement. It is a power spot where you can expect energy charge from nature. Posted in General good luck