Hijiri Shrine

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Original Text

#Holy Shrine #Senjin #Daikichi #Once upon a time, several cars are always parked in a small parking lot, but they will be replaced with 々 next time. It's me who worships money with a bell that doesn't ring. Do you walk to Wado Kaito? The slope seems to be long. There are no people, but they sell amulets, red stamps, and wooden bills. The fortune was Daikichi. I can't stop because I'm happy.

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Original Text

#Holy Shrine #Senjin #Daikichi #Once upon a time, several cars are always parked in a small parking lot, but they will be replaced with 々 next time. It's me who worships money with a bell that doesn't ring. Do you walk to Wado Kaito? The slope seems to be long. There are no people, but they sell amulets, red stamps, and wooden bills. The fortune was Daikichi. I can't stop because I'm happy.

And copper relics の shrine です

Original Text

Perhaps it is one of the Wado ruins, there is a parking lot in front of the precincts where cars can be parked ５ and ６. When I went up the stairs, I saw a large replica of Wado Kaikan made of wood on the right of the hall of worship. I worshiped here and walked to the mining site where Wado Kaiho was built.

And copper relics の shrine です

Original Text

Perhaps it is one of the Wado ruins, there is a parking lot in front of the precincts where cars can be parked ５ and ６. When I went up the stairs, I saw a large replica of Wado Kaikan made of wood on the right of the hall of worship. I worshiped here and walked to the mining site where Wado Kaiho was built.

It is said that the reclamation of the Wado

Original Text

In the 5th year of Keiun, 7th 〇 8th year, natural copper was discovered in Chichibu County, Musashi province (present-day Kuroya, Chichibu City, Saitama Prefecture), and the imperial court, who was pleased with this, changed its era name to "Wado" and changed it to Japan. The first distribution currency [Wado Kaikan] Issued. The Holy Shrine, where Wado Kaiho is enshrined, is also called Senjin (the god of money) by the locals 々 and is popular with the locals as a god of luck for making money. Many people visit, such as lottery prayers and business good luck prayers. (From the guide in the precincts)