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The Shikoku Shrine Eighty-three "Ichinomiyaji Temple" holds a cucumber blessing ceremony every year on the ugly day of soil use in July to ward off bad luck and illness for believers. In addition, writing down the name on the painting horse with the words "evil" and "disease" written on it, and then removing these two characters and leaving them to the temple, is said to have the same meritorious benefit.
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