One of the three major cat legends in Japan🐱

One of the three major cat legends in Japan, the "Osomatsu Daigongen Shrine" was built to thank the "three-haired cat" for its owner's justice and successful revenge. From the entrance, it is obvious that there is a big lucky cat. Walk up to the shrine following the cat’s footprints. There are more than 10,000 lucky cats living in the shrine, and every scene has a cat theme, which shows the gratitude and longing for the "three-haired cat". It takes about 30 minutes to reach the shrine by taking a bus from JR Anan Station. Many people come to visit the shrine every year, especially because "the pine will win, the business will prosper, and the test will pass." This shrine is famous for its strange cat legend, and its popular name is "Cat God". Various cat statues can be seen in the shrine, and more than 10,000 lucky cats are enshrined. It is said to be very effective in praying for success in exams and competitions. Address: No. 63, Kamo Town, Anan City, Tokushima Prefecture Opening hours: nothing special Admission fee: Free Restroom: Yes Parking lot: 2-3 parking spaces Transportation: From JR Anan Station, take bus "202 Kamodani Line and Tsubaki Tomari Line" for about 30 minutes, get off at "Kamodani Station" and walk for 1 minute. Nearby: It is recommended to go south to JR Hiwasa Station "Yakuoji" and "Sea Turtle Museum", JR Awa Kainan Station "DMV Railroad Second-hand Car" #globaltravel