September 2 is "Lottery Day" with a word matching ("Lottery").
At Sugimori Shrine, "Tomizuka prayer festival" was held at 10:03 ("Tomi") on September 2 (Saturday), the day of the lottery.
Tomizuka was erected in 1920, but collapsed due to the Great Kanto Earthquake. Later, the people of shrine parishioner recruited volunteers and rebuilt in 1953 was Tomizuka today. It is said that this Tomizuka is unparalleled and is the only one in Japan. prayer festival began last year, but many people, including Ujiko, worshiped in the rain. With a prayer at Tomizuka, we had sacred wine in front of main hall.
In front of shrine office, there was a line of people who wanted vermilion seal stamp, the guardian, and the lottery.
Sugimori Shrine was founded 1,000 years ago when Edo was said to be Hara of Musashino. It is recorded in the record that during the Edo period, it was one of Edo Mimori and many wealths that could be counted as one of Edo Mitomi. Also, in the story of the fifth generation teacher Kosan Yanagiya, "Yukiya no Tomi," it is said that the location of Sugimori Shrine and the inn is Bakurocho (there is a story set in Yushima Tenjin). Today, many people seem to pray for their hearts at Tomizuka at our shrine as the ancestor of the lottery.
