Place of worship • 375 Miwa, Sakurai, Nara 633-0001, Japan
Situated in Miwa, Sakurai City, Nara Prefecture, Miwa Ebisu Shrine is a historically significant shrine related to Japan's oldest market, 'Tsubaichi'. Its history dates back to the 600s, and it continues to attract many worshippers as the guardian god of commerce.
Surrounded by refreshing air, the shrine grounds welcome worshippers with a magnificent sacred tree. In this silent and sacred space, one can spend a peaceful time. Especially, the enormous zelkova sacred tree exudes an overwhelming presence.
Also known as 'Market Shrine' or 'The God of Japan's First Market', this shrine is renowned for blessings that ensure prosperous business and industrial development. For those praying for business success, it is an essential visit.
The shrine is also recommended for goshuin enthusiasts. Apart from scriptural goshuin, there are also stylishly designed ones. These unique goshuin could be a delightful accent to your collection.
The shrine is conveniently located about a 5-minute walk from the nearest Miwa Station. A visit in conjunction with Omiwa Shrine is also recommended. Experiencing the mystical atmosphere where history and belief intertwine, give a thought to the origins of Japan's commerce.
Miwa Ebisu Shrine offers a unique charm by blending Japan's commercial history with a mystical atmosphere. In its tranquil presence, one can feel the robust faith carried forward through the ages.
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