Tokyo Asakusa Seven Lucky Gods Goshuin Pilgrimage

The Seven Lucky Gods Pilgrimage in Asakusa, Tokyo. The Seven Lucky Gods Pilgrimage to Asakusa The walking order is as follows 1. Asakusa Shrine - Ebisu 2. Sensoji Temple - Daikokugami 3. Yasaki Inari Shrine - Fukurokuju 4. Osamu Shrine - Shoujinren 5. Yoshiwara Shrine - Benzaiten 6. Hashiba Fudoin Temple - Hotei-son 7. Ishihama Shrine - Shoujinren 8. Imado Shrine - Fukurokuju 9. Waiting for Rushan Holy Heaven ~ Bishamon Heaven Asakusa Famous Places Seven Lucky Gods Pilgrimage Walk 7.39 kilometers, It took almost two hours to complete Passing through Asakusa Shopping Street and Kitchenware Street along the way The Torii gate of the Wakashi Shrine has a downtown atmosphere Go to Yoshiwara Shrine and pass through Yukuoka Street. Imado Shrine is the birthplace of the Maneki Neko White radish can be used for worshipping Rushan Shengtian The whole trip will give you an interesting feeling of the atmosphere in the Asakusa area. Seven Lucky Gods Colored Paper 300 yen One goshuin seal is 300 yen 9 goshuin and colored paper total 3000 yen Daiso photo frame 69 Taiwan dollars Replenish: Asakusa Famous Places Seven Lucky Gods The belief in the Seven Lucky Gods in the Asakusa area probably began in the Edo period. There was a period of peace in the Edo period, with abundant material life and no disasters. People here prayed for prosperous business, good harvests in agriculture and fisheries, happy families, and longevity, so the Asakusa Seven Lucky Gods flourished. What’s special is that there are a total of nine temples and shrines for the Asakusa Seven Lucky Gods, two of which are dedicated to “Fukurojuku” and “Juroroin”. "Nine" is a yang number and has an auspicious meaning in Japan. #Asakusa Famous Places Seven Lucky Gods #Goshuin #100 Ways to Travel