Nishinomiya Shrine

A small shrine.

Original Text

It is one of the shrines in Kiryu, and it seems to be worshiped by locals 々. It's not a tourist destination, and I think it's worth the trip.

It is a shrine that has a deep connection with Nishinomiya Shrine in Kyoto.

Original Text

Every November, the Ebisu Ko of the grand festival is held, and the stalls are lined up and crowded with many people. If you walk through here, you can reach Kirigaoka Zoo.

A shrine that continues from the Meiji ３４ year (１９０１ year)

Original Text

Since Kiryu was popular mainly in the textile industry in the Meiji period, it was a direct branch of Ebisunomiya Soto Headquarters Nishinomiya Jinja Shrine in Nishinomiya City, Hyogo Prefecture, where the god of merchants was enshrined in order to hope that Kiryu's industry prospered. Meiji It was built in ３４ year (１９０１ year). Ebisu lectures are held every year on １１ month １８ and １９ days, and many worshipers visit.

Quietly on the site of Miwa Jinja shrine

Original Text

It is located on the premises of Miwa Shrine, a branch of Nishinomiya Shrine in Nishinomiya, Hyogo Prefecture. Perhaps because the New Year was over, there was no visit and it was quiet.

Ebisu Ko

Original Text

Every year １１ A grand Ebisu lecture is held in the month. As the name suggests, this is a shrine that was directly branched from the Nishinomiya Headquarters of Ebisunomiya Headquarters in Nishinomiya City, Hyogo Prefecture. It is about １５ minutes walk from Kiryu Station and １０ minutes from Nishi Kiryu Station.