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If you say a shrine that benefits marriage in Nihonbashi, Fukutoku Shrine is also known as Mebuki Inari!
The state of sitting between buildings is truly modern. However, its history is longer than expected.

In the latter half of the 9th century, this land was called Fukutoku Village, where Inari God, who controls grain and food, was enshrined in sacred shrine forest.
This Inari god has been the curse of warlords such as Yoshiie Minamotono and Michio Ota since ancient times, and Ieyasu Tokugawa and Hidetada also visited.
Hidetada, the second shogun, praised, "Fukutoku is a happy god," and saw spring young buds growing from the torii gate (Kuroki Torii) with skin of Fukutoku Inari at that time. I named it "Inari".

Nowadays, the "Mebuki" leads to love "buds", attracting worshipers as having marriage, fulfilling love, and benefiting married couples.
Please check the official website below for details of the amulet and vermilion seal stamp reception hours.

Address: 2-4-14, Nihonbashimuromachi, Chuo-ku, Tokyo
Official Website: https://mebuki.jp/

If you say that it is a shrine that benefits marriage in Ginza, it is Toyo Iwaine Nari Shrine, which stands quietly behind the alley.
It is included in the course of "Ginza Hatcho Shrine Tour", and many people come to worship when the Ginza annual autumn event "AUTUMN GINZA" is held.

The year of its founding is unknown, and since 1928, rituals have been held by the Shinto priesthood of Hie-jinja Shrine, but there are legends that it was originally built by Sakubee Yasuda of Akechi Mitsuhide, who was the first spear to Nobunaga at the change of Honnoretainer.
It enshrines the god of rice only soul and the god of food that is most necessary for human life, "Hoshoku god / Ukimochi god", and since the early Edo period, it has been worshiped as a fire god and a god of marriage I am.

In the early Showa era, many Kabuki actors and performing arts officials have visited to pray for the safety and success of the performance since the reverence of Kabuki's famous actor Kawabazaemon and other performing arts officials in the early Showa era. It seems to be.

Address: 7-8-14, Ginza, Chuo-ku, Tokyo
Please refer to the Chuo-ku Tourist Information Center page for regular holidays, access and contact information in shrine office.

Finally, if you say that there is a shrine that benefits marriage near Nihonbashi Ningyocho, Koami Shrine!
This is a famous shrine that can be included in the course of "Nihonbashi Seven Lucky Gods Tour" and is always visited throughout the year.

It goes back to the Muromachi period. It was the beginning that Koamiyama Inari-in Manpukuji was erected on the land donated by Michio Ota.
In the first year of the Meiji era (1868), it was separated from a temple by the Shinto and Buddha separation order, and became a village shrine in Koamicho, Koami Inari Shrine.
Since moving to its current location in 1876, it has been gaining a strong religion as a deity of the town.

The shrine hall was burned down by the Great Kanto Earthquake, but later rebuilt.
After the war, it became the only prewar wooden shrine built in the Nihonbashi area, and shrine hall and Kagura Hall were designated as Tangible Cultural Property residents of Chuo-ku.
The worship is decorated with excellent sculptures such as dragons, lions, baku, phoenixes, waves, etc., so don't miss it when visiting!

It may be surprising that there are sculptures that are known for eating dreams, but in fact, a lucky legendary creature that is said to eat bad dreams (worries) and iron and bronze (weapons) and give good dreams and peace.
Therefore, it is often shaped as a sculpture of shrines and temples.

Koami Shrine, which has become such a valuable cultural property, is widely known as "God of protection against misfortune" and "Tokyo Senarai Benten", but it is also related to marriage!
The Mayutama Omikuji, which contains Omikuji in a real eyebrows, has a wish that "the relationship with the god of Koami Shrine will be connected as thin as a single thread."
Unusually, cute eyebrows Omikuji wants to pull it once.

Address: 16-23, Nihonbashikoamicho, Chuo-ku, Tokyo
Official Website: https://www.koamijinja.or.jp/

Do you know the art "Enmusubisando" set up on the approach from Brick Street in Ginza to Hodo Inari Shrine (child care Inari enshrined in the Edo period)?

In connection with the completion of this approach in 2016, it has been worshiped as a god's messenger, amulet and guardian deity since ancient times, and monkeys leading to marriage have become sculptures and invite worshipers to the shrine.

There are a total of three charming monkeys, so please look for them when visiting.♪

Chuo-ku is an area that has been developed since the Edo period, but all of the shrines introduced this time have originated before the Edo period.
It has been worshiped for hundreds of years, and to this day many people have prayed at will.
Due to changes in the city, some have been forced to relocate or are enshrined behind alleys, but when you come to Chuo-ku, visit shrines that have such a history and benefit from marriage Do you not try?
In the related article below, we will introduce other romance-up spots and protection against misfortune's testimony spots.

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