***JGS***

  

節分といえば豆まき☆
しかし、そこはアマノジャクなわたくしですから！！

うちは、『ひいらぎいわし』をＦＲＥＥでグループギフトにしました☆
鰯ヘッドと竹筒は、スカルプです☆

鰯の頭・・・・鬼がイワシぃヘッドの臭いが嫌いらしいです☆
ヒイラギ（柊）・・・・柊の葉っぱが、鬼の目を刺すんだそうです☆



皆さん、今年一年幸福が訪れますように祈っております！！

それでは、鬼のいぬ間にドロン！！

>>> **柊鰯はコチラ** >>>  

こびとづかんのあの！！ベニキノコビトが配布開始だって＠＠；
ん～もらうしかない！！いくしかないですね☆

みんなで回転率あげるのにブログ紹介よろしくデス☆



ベニキノコビトＬＢはコチラから☆  

こんばんわw

先日、十日戎のご参拝者様から
破魔矢がほしいとご要望がありましたのでおいておきます★
お時間ございましたらどうぞ(/￣^￣)/￣ ＼(｡_ ｡＼)



入って右側の社務所の三方の上にございます★
ちなみに熊手も絶賛配布中！！



是非、えべっさんにお越しください！！

十日戎会場・堺戎神社はコチラ>>>


**破魔矢**
Hamaya (ritual arrows to drive away devils)  

コンニチハ♪～(´ε｀　)

先日は十日戎に多数のご参拝ありがとうございましたm(__)m






ひろあきさん、かじこさん、ほたるさんにはかなりバックアップして頂きましたw
本当にありがとうございましたw



KOISADA謹製熊手のファンタジックさに、作り手としての
劣等感をかんじずにはいられません！ｷﾀ━(ﾟ∀ﾟ)━!


（Hiroakiさんの撮影）

そんな熊手は、今もグループギフトとしてFREEで堺戎神社の社務所にて
お配りしております★



堺戎神社自体は季節モノなので常設ではないのですが、
どうやらかなり、終わったあとも来場者の方がこられてるとので





しばらく残して置こうとおもっています★




ご参拝の際は是非GETして今年一年の商売繁盛をお祈り申し上げております★


十日戎会場・堺戎神社はコチラ>>>


Osaka has been traditionally known as the merchant capital of Japan. Therefore, the significance of the Toka Ebisu Festival in Osaka resonates especially strong with the people of the city.

Toka Ebisu Festival in Osaka nicknamed Hon-Ebisu (the central day of Ebisu) and Nokorifuku (Lingering Luck) means the Tenth Day Ebisu. During this annual festival held on January 9, 10, and 11, many people throng this annual Toka Ebisu Festival in Osaka to pray for prosperity to Ebisu. Ebisu is the patron of wealth and one of the 'Seven Gods of Good Fortune' ('shichi-fukujin'). He is the patron saint of those in business and commerce. It is usually portrayed carrying a fishing rod and a large fish - a symbol of abundance. Those in business never fail to make an annual visit to the Ebisu Shrine during Toka Ebisu Festival in Osaka .

A similar 'Toka Ebisu' festival takes place in Wakayama on the same days. Other smaller celebrations in honor of Ebisu take place around the country throughout the year.

Features of the Toka Ebisu Festival in Osaka

The features of Toka Ebisu Festival in Osaka include:

•Throughout the three-day Toka Ebisu Festival in Osaka , hundreds of thousands of people come to worship at the shrine and pray to Ebisu, affectionately called "Ebessan" by Osakans.
•A million people pass through the sixth century Imamiya-Ebisu Shrine during the three-day January festival to pray to Ebisu
•A million visitors participate in the festival each year and purchase "Kiccho-zasa" for their pursuit of a prospering business. Kiccho-zasa is a bamboo branch decorated with models of Tai (a sea bream), koban (an old Japanese gold coin) and kome-dawara (a straw rice bag). These three items represent one's flourishing success in business.
•The shrine maiden's, who sell the lucky bamboo fronds (fukusasa) loaded with lucky charms and coin talismans, offer is, "Buy a frond and your business will prosper." It's certainly a profitable time for the frond sellers.
•The highlight of the festival is " Toka Ebisu " (10th Ebisu) when colorful palanquins bear geisha and other celebrities through the lantern-lit streets.
•The Toka Ebisu Festival in Osaka is when geisha on palanquins turn out from the Minami district, with carriers shouting time.
Season to Visit the Toka Ebisu Festival in Osaka

Toka Ebisu Festival in Osaka is celebrated during the month of January.  

こんばんわ！！あけおめです！！

SLでも初詣に行かれた方も多いと思いますが、

商売繁盛もお祈りしようということで

本日、２１時から堺戎神社にて、

福娘、『商売繁盛熊手配布』（無料）いたしますw



戎神社もこのために、突貫工事wwwww♪～(´ε｀　)



やれば出来るてきな＠＠；

巨大な赤い傘が特徴ですwお賽銭もお願いいたしますwぶwｷﾀ━(ﾟ∀ﾟ)━!



十日戎会場・堺戎神社はコチラ>>>


Osaka has been traditionally known as the merchant capital of Japan. Therefore, the significance of the Toka Ebisu Festival in Osaka resonates especially strong with the people of the city.

Toka Ebisu Festival in Osaka nicknamed Hon-Ebisu (the central day of Ebisu) and Nokorifuku (Lingering Luck) means the Tenth Day Ebisu. During this annual festival held on January 9, 10, and 11, many people throng this annual Toka Ebisu Festival in Osaka to pray for prosperity to Ebisu. Ebisu is the patron of wealth and one of the 'Seven Gods of Good Fortune' ('shichi-fukujin'). He is the patron saint of those in business and commerce. It is usually portrayed carrying a fishing rod and a large fish - a symbol of abundance. Those in business never fail to make an annual visit to the Ebisu Shrine during Toka Ebisu Festival in Osaka .

A similar 'Toka Ebisu' festival takes place in Wakayama on the same days. Other smaller celebrations in honor of Ebisu take place around the country throughout the year.

Features of the Toka Ebisu Festival in Osaka

The features of Toka Ebisu Festival in Osaka include:

•Throughout the three-day Toka Ebisu Festival in Osaka , hundreds of thousands of people come to worship at the shrine and pray to Ebisu, affectionately called "Ebessan" by Osakans.
•A million people pass through the sixth century Imamiya-Ebisu Shrine during the three-day January festival to pray to Ebisu
•A million visitors participate in the festival each year and purchase "Kiccho-zasa" for their pursuit of a prospering business. Kiccho-zasa is a bamboo branch decorated with models of Tai (a sea bream), koban (an old Japanese gold coin) and kome-dawara (a straw rice bag). These three items represent one's flourishing success in business.
•The shrine maiden's, who sell the lucky bamboo fronds (fukusasa) loaded with lucky charms and coin talismans, offer is, "Buy a frond and your business will prosper." It's certainly a profitable time for the frond sellers.
•The highlight of the festival is " Toka Ebisu " (10th Ebisu) when colorful palanquins bear geisha and other celebrities through the lantern-lit streets.
•The Toka Ebisu Festival in Osaka is when geisha on palanquins turn out from the Minami district, with carriers shouting time.
Season to Visit the Toka Ebisu Festival in Osaka

Toka Ebisu Festival in Osaka is celebrated during the month of January.