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It is a custom that has never changed before, when there is a wish or before a game or betting.
This time, I visited Koami Shrine* in Nihonbashikoamicho, with the feeling of scrubbing on straw.
This shrine is widely known as the shrine of Tokyo Senarai Benten, the god of the lucky protection against misfortune, and many worshipers visit on weekdays.

As an interviewer, I would like to take advantage of the good of God of protection against misfortune.
So let's check out the protection against misfortune episodes related to this shrine.

The first is that during World War II, all the soldiers who were guarded by this shrine were killed during the expeditional ceremony (to the soldiers of Ujiko who decided to go to the battlefield) .
Second, during the Great Tokyo Air Raid in 1945, the grounds buildings including shrine hall miraculously escaped the war.
Third, while the former shrine hall collapsed during the Great Kanto Earthquake of 1923, Shinohashi, where Miyashi had evacuated with sacred object of worship, saved the lives of many others who had evacuated without falling.
The situation at that time was described in the evacuation monument at the side of Shinohashi, saying, "The masses lie down the spirit of the Suitengu Shrine and Koami Inari Shrine Genji Shrine Tachibana Shrine, which has been transferred to Hashigami, and pray for Shinsuke." I am.

This is really good luck!

Next, I also visited Isei Inari Shrine, which stands quietly in Nihonbashi Horidome-cho.
What kind of history and benefits do this shrine celebrate from its name?

The origin of this shrine dates back more than 400 years ago, and it is said that it worships the god of worship from Fushimi Inari, Kyoto.
And on the signboard of "The Origin of Ise Inari" near the shrine, there is an episode that "Danjuro Ichikawa, the first Edo period, came and gave a name"!
This is not overlooked for those who want to step-up jobs or dream of success. ^^

It is located in a slightly intricate place, but if you proceed with this red flag called "Isei Inari Shrine" as a landmark, you can get there without hesitation.

When it comes to gourmet food in Japan, many people think of "katsudon" or "katsu curry"?
I also ate katsudon the day before the first interview and increased morale (laughs).
However, as a result of thinking, "What is a gourmet that is typical of Chuo-ku?", I headed to "Tsukiji Kibunten", which has its head office in Tsukiji Outer Market.

This is the birthplace of Mr. Kibun, who has been working on many Rocabo products such as kamaboko and oden ingredients, and in recent years, carbohydrates such as 0g noodles!
(In the past article linked above, some images are not displayed correctly. Thank you for your understanding.

Tsukiji has a strong image of fish, but at Tsukiji Kibunten, there are many products that are just right as souvenirs for your home.
What is the experience-based gourmet you received at such a shop?...Tuna cutlet

It's okay to say that tuna cutlet instead of tonkatsu is something like Tsukiji.♪
It is also nice to be able to use one hand when you are hungry.
I completely forgot, but at last year's "Tsukiji Honganji Noriyo Bon Dance Festival", I received this tuna cutlet (it was written as tuna menchikatsu in past articles).
It is finished as a cutlet that is lighter than meat, no matter how many times you eat, you will not get tired.

Tsukiji Fish Bank, a commercial facility that grandly opened in October 2018, has a space where you can sit down and relax at the take-out Tsukiji gourmet.
The outside market is crowded, so please use this one.

I think there are many things that do not go as expected to find a job or change jobs, but if you don't give up, you should steadily approach your dreams and goals ^^
I hope that those who are looking for a job or changing jobs will have good results in the congratulations episode!

In this blog, correspondent RIEdel, who loves congratulations and thankful things, introduces happy spots in Chuo-ku.
Please take a look at this as well.♪

■Koami Shrine
Address: 16-23, Nihonbashikoamicho, Chuo-ku, Tokyo
TEL: 03-3668-1080
Nearest station: Ningyocho Station on the Tokyo Metro Hibiya Line (a 5-minute walk from Exit A2), Ningyocho Station on the Toei Asakusa Line (a 7-minute walk from Exit A5), Suitengumae Station on the Tokyo Metro Hanzomon Line (a 10-minute walk from Exit 8), Kayabacho Station on the Tokyo Metro Tozai Line (a 10-minute walk from Exit 8), and a Kayabacho Exit Kayaba Station on the Tokyo Metro Tozai Line (a 5).
Website: http://www.koamijinja.or.jp/

■Iseyo Inari Shrine
Address: 1-6-11, Nihonbashihoridomecho, Chuo-ku, Tokyo

■Tsukiji Kibunten
Address: 4-13-18, Tsukiji, Chuo-ku, Tokyo
Business hours 7：00～15：00
※Holidays and Tsukiji Market holidays are from 8:00. It may end early depending on the congestion situation.
Regular holidays: January 1-January 4
TEL: 0120-867-654
Website: https://www.kibun.co.jp/chokuhan/tsukiji/

※This article has been approved by the PR of Kibun Foods. Thank you very much for your cooperation.