Ebisu (恵比寿, Sukunahikona)
One of the Seven Lucky Gods, associated with business prosperity, medicine and good fortune.
Ebisu is one of the Seven Lucky Gods and is widely associated with prosperity in trade. At Kanda Myojin the name attaches to Sukunahikona, enshrined there as the second of the three deities, whom the shrine describes as a deity of business prosperity, medicine and health, and of fortune and good luck generally. The pairing of Ebisu with Daikoku is common enough that the two are often enshrined and depicted together.
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ShrineKanda Myojin
- Career & Work
- Family & Home
- Money & Prosperity
A Chiyoda shrine that served as the guardian shrine of all Edo, enshrining three deities between them associated with business prosperity, good matches and warding off misfortune, and these days selling a charm for information security.
ShrineMusashi Mitake Shrine
- Protection & Safety
A mountain shrine above Ome whose guardian is a wolf, long turned to against theft and evil, and where dogs are now blessed year-round.