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Kyoto Ebisu Shrine

125 Komatsucho, Higashiyama Ward, Kyoto City, Kyoto Prefecture

In Kyoto there is a shrine where people throw their offerings upward into a box.
That shrine is Ebisu Shrine in Gion, where, for some reason, an offering box is installed above the torii gate...



The Toka Ebisu festival at Kyoto Ebisu Shrine is held each year over five days from Thursday, January 8th through Monday, January 12th. It is believed to bring blessings for prosperous business and traffic safety, and locals affectionately call it “Kyo no Ebessan.”

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