Economic fortune
A list of power spots on fortune.
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Kinkazan Koganeyama Shrine
Kinkazan Koganeyama Shrine was built to celebrate the first gold mining in Japan during the Nara period. It ’s not here that gold was actually mined…
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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. A close ambition ...
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Sakuramatsu Shrine
In the past, Sakuramatsu Shrine had a rare occurrence of cherry blossoms blooming on a pine tree. At the immovable waterfall in the precincts ...
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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,
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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 Mae Shrine, and the strangely shaped rocks on the coast are also worth seeing.
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Horai Horai Shrine | The power spot of Kumamoto Prefecture
One of Kumamoto's first rare power spots is the Horai Horai Shrine. The spring of Heisei 16 year, the Nieniwa excavated by the driver of the restructuring gun ...
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Kunisaku Shrine | power spot of Kumamoto
Among Kyushu, around Aso is a very unique place in Japan where many ancient kingdoms were born. Kokusou Shrine is also the original Japanese family and the royal court of Yamato court ...
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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. Located there ...
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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.
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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, good fortune is up ...
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Ishikiri Shrine
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Ube Shrine | Power Spot in Tottori Prefecture
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Daikokuten
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Fushimi Inari Taisha | Kyoto Power Spot
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Heavenly God
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Shojin God
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Toko Shrine | Power Spot in Oita Prefecture
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Fuji Yamamoto Asama Taisha | Power Spot in Shizuoka Prefecture
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Ishigami Jingu | Power Spot in Nara Prefecture
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Oiso Shrine
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Shirako Shrine | Power Spots in Chiba Prefecture
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Sumiyoshi Shrine (Shimonoseki) | Power Spots in Yamaguchi Prefecture
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Suwa Taisha Mamiya | Nagano Prefecture Power Spot
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Hanatoku Shrine
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Taji Speed Hiyori Shrine
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Moya Kuroryu Shrine | Power Spots in Fukui Prefecture
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Chojasan Shilla Shrine
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Omiya Hachimangu Shrine (Tokyo) | Power Spots in Tokyo
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Beckoning Cat Museum | Power Spots in Hiroshima Prefecture
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Tamarinji Temple | Power Spot in Tokyo
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Nagata Shrine
2019.10.24
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Ikuishi Shrine
2019.10.24
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Gunsha Shrine
2019.10.24
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Koshien Shrine Shrine
2019.10.24
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Iwa Miyako Shrine
2019.10.24
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Hiraizumi Temple Hakusan Shrine
2019.10.23
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Tojinbo
2019.10.23
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Ashiwa Shrine
2019.10.23
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Wakasa Hime Shrine (Wakasahiko Shrine)
2019.10.23
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Kanesaki Palace
2019.10.23
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Tianjin Shinmeigu
2019.09.13
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Iwa Miyako Shrine
2019.10.24
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Tepporo-ji | Power spot of Niigata
2019.04.01
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Shonahiko Shrine
2019.10.08
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Akihiko Shrine | Power Spot in Niigata Prefecture
2018.09.12
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Shinagawa Shrine | Tokyo Power Spot
2018.07.25
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Atsuta Jingu | Aichi Prefecture Power Spot
2018.07.18
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Otoyo Shrine
2019.09.30
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Hokuzen Shrine
2019.10.08
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Tsukimizuishi Shrine | Ibaraki Prefecture Power Spot
2019.01.31
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