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Imamiya Shrine Osaka Celebrates Ebessan | JAPAN Forward
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The Toka Ebisu Festival, known as ”Ebessan” among the locals, has just been held at Osaka’s Imamiya Ebisu Shrine.
Every year just after the first week of January, worshippers congregate here to collect a lucky bamboo branch — and pray to the god of prosperous business.
This is but one of the festivities which dot Japan at the start of the New Year, as celebrants flock to shrines to pay their first respects of the year in what is known as hatsumode.
As you entered the Imamiya Ebisu Shrine, music was playing and people were crying, “Bring good business quickly!” Welcoming celebrants were 50 young women known as fukumusume (literally, “lucky daughters”), dressed in traditional attire, which included a tall, semicircle-shaped hat.
According to the Japan Tourism Association, the position of fukumusume is much sought after, with approximately 3000 women applying every year for the 50 positions at Imamiya Ebisu Shrine. This makes the acceptance rate more difficult than most elite universities.
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十日戎 Imamiya Ebisu Shrine - Osaka, Japan
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【Travel Japan】Osaka Imamiya Ebisu Shrine 's Ten Ebisu movie. 4K [大阪・今宮戎神社]
It is a movie of Ten Ebisu being held at Osaka Imamiya Ebisu Shrine. You can also see the shrine maiden's decorating the bamboo grass. What is being done behind the shrine? Please enjoy until the end.
大阪今宮戎神社で行われている「十日えびす」の動画です。巫女さんが笹に飾りをつける様子なども見ることができます。神社の裏側で行われているのは？最後までお楽しみ下さい。
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十日戎の福娘 今宮戎神社 大阪市 2017 Fukumusume of Toka Ebisu, Imamiya Ebisu Shrine, Osaka Japan
1017年1月10日撮影
昨年の十日戎は三連休と重なったため大変混雑していましたが、今年の10日の本えびすは比較的空いていたようです。
烏帽子の被っていない青い服の娘さんは昨年の福娘で、今年の福娘が宝恵駕行列に出た時に交代でご奉仕に当たるそうです。
今年も可愛い福娘達の満面の笑みを頂きました。
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Ebisu Matsuri Festival 2020 Osaka Imamiya Ebisu Shrine
Osaka Imamiya Ebisu Shrine, Ebisu Matsuri Festival. Ebisu is the god of business prosperity, so Ebisu Matsuri is the festival for prosperous business. Bamboo grass is thought as a good luck item in the festival. The shrine maidens are called 'Fuku Musume'. They decorate bamboo branches. The bamboo grass is free, but the decorations are not free. Most of the decoration is 1500 yen each. There is anothre offering box at the back of the shrine. and there are Dora gongs each side of it. It is believed that Ebisu is hard of hearing, so we must inform him by ringing the Dora.
#30oyaji, #ebisumatsuri, #fukumusume
Kizu Wholesale Market & Imamya Ebisu Jinja Shrine - Osaka - Osaka - Japan
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Osaka, Japan.
Kizu Wholesale Market. Imamiya-Ebisu Jinja Shrine. Osaka Museum of Fine Arts. Self-guided tour of Namba commercial districts. Museum of Kamigata Comedy & Performing Arts. National Bunraku Theatre. WhyNot International Party.
十日戎の福娘 今宮戎神社 大阪市2020 Fukumusume of Imamiya Ebisu Shrine’Osaka Japan
撮影2020.1.10
今年も福娘の笑顔を授かりに今宮戎神社に行ってきました。
福娘に縁起物を付けてもらって皆さん楽しそうです、福をいっぱい頂いて今年も一年幸せに過ごせますように・・・。
夕方に行ったので５時頃から人が増え始めて撮影が困難になったので早々に引き上げました。
FZH1の瞳オートフォーカスではやはり難しそうです、瞳の検出は出来ているのですが手前の笹にピントが合ってしまいますやむを得ず手持ちマニュアルフォーカスです。
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大阪・今宮戎の露天 Stalls of Imamiya Ebisu Shrine in Osaka
2011年の十日戎の参拝後に多数の露天（出店 でみせ）が並ぶ道をステディカムを持って歩いてみました。
I took this video with steadycam at the Toka Ebisu Festival in Osaka Japan.
I walked the narrow streets where there are many stalls.
Osaka Imamiya Ebisu Matsuri Festival
Osaka Imamiya Ebisu Shrine, Ebisu Matsuri Festival. Ebisu is the god of business prosperity, so Ebisu Matsuri is the festival for prosperous business. Bamboo grass is thought as a good luck item in the festival. The shrine maidens are called 'Fuku Musume'. They decorate bamboo branches.
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今宮戎神社 十日戎 2020 Imamiya Ebisu Shrine Toka Ebisu Festival
大阪市浪速区にある今宮戎神社の十日戎(宵えびす)
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Kyoto Festival: Tōka Ebisu at Ebisu Shrine [4K]
The first major festival in the new year, Tōka Ebisu is held at Kyoto Ebisu Shrine over a five-day period from January 8th to the 12th. The enshrined god, Ebisu, is one of the Seven Lucky Gods and considered the god of fishermen and commerce. The festival is based around Ebisu's birthday on the 10th- hence the name Tōka (Tenth Day) Ebisu. Though the religious ceremonies are primarily performed before the main hall out of sight from visitors, numerous goings on occur on the shrine grounds on each day as people flock to the small Gion area shrine in order to pray for success in their businesses for the coming year.
A lively festival, locals and tourists alike mingle to pray, purchase lucky charms for the coming year to display in their businesses, and enjoy the tasty festival food stalls gathered in the area while Ebisu's song rings out intermittently. In front of a small altar a shrine maiden performs sacred kagura dances to bless branches of leafy green bamboo for parishioners to receive and other maidens are quite busy helping people select which lucky symbols they wanted to attach to the stalk. On certain days women in traditional clothing, (one day actresses, one day maiko), arrive at the shrine to pass out the lucky bamboo. Depending on what day you participate you can watch a variety of rituals such as mochi making, a palanquin procession, and the presentation of a lucky fish.
For a more detailed schedule of the festival events each day, check Discover Kyoto here:
十日戎の福娘 今宮戎神社 大阪市2019 Fukumusume of Imamiya Ebisu Shrine’ Osaka Japan
撮影2019.1.10
今宮戎神社（いまみやえびすじんじゃ）は、大阪市浪速区にある神社。商売繁盛の神様「えべっさん」として知られ、毎年1月9日から11日にかけて十日戎（とおかえびす）が開催される
今年も福をもらいに（と目の保養に・・・）今宮戎神社に行ってきました。
笑顔の福娘に縁起物を付けてもらって皆さん楽しそうです、今年も一年幸せに過ごせますように。
今回G8の瞳認識AFを使ったのですが、手前の笹にピントを持っていかれ大量にピンボケを発生させていまい、使えるクリップがほんの少しになってしまいました。
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アキーラさん散策！大阪・今宮戎神社・十日戎！Imamiya-Ebisu-Shrine,Osaka,Japan
2011年１月に大阪を訪問した際に 今宮にある今宮戎神社を訪れた。今宮戎神社（いまみやえびすじんじゃ）は、大阪市浪速区にある神社。商売繁盛の神様「えべっさん」として知られ、毎年1月9日から11日にかけて十日戎（とおかえびす）が開催される。旧社格は郷社、現在は別表神社である。十日戎で奉仕をする満18歳～23歳の女性。毎年公募で選出される。2011年（平成23年）度より「福娘」から「福むすめ」に改称された。大阪府豊中市の服部天神宮で先駆けられていた外国人留学生枠が2007年（平成19年）度から設けられた。
履歴書による書類審査は不備さえなければ応募者の大半が通過する。その後は1次審査、2次審査が行われ、2次審査を通過した者は同日に行われる最終審査に進む。最終的に40名が福娘に選出される。福娘は45名とされているが、うち5人は留学生であるため上記の審査とは別である。 かなりの高倍率であり、応募者は毎年3,000人を超える。アナウンサーの輩出率が高く、過去には進藤晶子・古川圭子・松井愛・福元英惠・赤江珠緒なども経験した。藤原紀香も今宮戎神社の元福娘であると言われていたが本人がテレビ番組内で友達に福娘に選ばれた人がいると発言したのが違うように伝わったようだ。以前はミス福娘コンテストとして行われていたが名称は変更された。就職や見合いに有利な肩書きであり、狭き門に応募者が殺到する。
【Osaka】今宮戎神社～日本橋～新世界（Imamiya-ebisu Shrine～Nippombashi～Shinsekai）
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0:00 今宮戎神社（Imamiya-ebisu Shrine）
10:51 日本橋（Nippombashi）
15:13 新世界（Shinsekai）
Toka Ebisu festival Ebessan, Imamiya Ebisu Shrine, Osaka 十日戎 えべっさん 今宮戎神社 大阪 by Kari Gröhn, kari
Toka Ebisu festival (Ebessan), Imamiya Ebisu Shrine, Osaka 十日戎 えべっさん 今宮戎神社 大阪 by Kari Gröhn, karigrohncom
Osaka loves Toka Ebisu festival (Ebessan). Ebisu is the patron deity of business, sailors and fishermen. Ebisu is generally represented as a fat, smiling, bearded fisherman holding a fishing
rod and a large sea bream.
The merchants have great faith in Ebisu. He is said to be hard of hearing because too many people came shouting what they wished. So they have to beat the gong at the back of the main shrine building after they offer money in the coffer at the front.
The visitors come along the promenade shouting business is thriving, so bring out the bamboo. They buy fukuzasa, good luck bamboo decorated with models of tai (a sea bream), koban (an old Japanese gold coin) and komedawara (a straw rice bag), from fukumusume, maidens of fortune.
Many people believe that Ebisu is Hiruko, the first child of Izanagi and Izanami, born without bones, arms and legs due to his mother's transgression during the marriage ritual. Hiruko was cast to the sea in a boat of reeds before his third birthday. He eventually washed ashore in Hokkaido and was cared for by the Ainu people. The weak child grew legs and the rest of his skeletal structure, and became the god Ebisu. He remains slightly crippled and deaf, but mirthful and auspicious nonetheless.
In the Edo period Ebisu's festival was celebrated on the twentieth day of the tenth month, the month without gods. While the other eight million members of the Japanese pantheon gather at the Grand Shrine of Izumo, Ebisu does not hear the summons and is thus still available for worship.