It has the effect of increasing luck with money and career advancement. What is the power spot Jabizuka at the base of Tokyo Tower?
This time, we would like to introduce you to the power spot, Jabizuka, located in Momiji Valley in Shiba Park, right next to Tokyo Tower. There are four Jizo statues in the same place, and behind the innermost Jizo statue is a snake, which is the object of worship. This place is said to be effective in increasing your luck with money and career advancement, and it really is!
Why is a snake enshrined?
But why is a snake enshrined here? I suddenly had some doubts, so I asked the people at Shinko-in Temple, the temple that manages the snake mound, about this. "Mr. Shiho Kaminari, who was originally from Akita Prefecture and ran the Akita Izakaya in Shinjuku, created this snake mound. Apparently, a snake appeared in Mr. Kaminari's dreams. Yo. Mr. Kaminari was curious about the snake, so he asked the person he usually consults with about various things, and he was told, ``That snake is your guardian deity.'' The location is also this Shiba Park. Mr. Kaminari's daughter, Mio Kaminari, was a potter. , she created the object of worship at Jabizuka.This was about 30 to 40 years ago.Mr. Kaminari's izakaya was a place where literary figures and celebrities gathered. .There is no special way to pray, but many people say that the Hebizuka will improve your luck in career and fortune.People in the restaurant industry also say that it improves their luck in business. I'll tell you that. By the way, Mr. Kaminari's son is the actor Shiro Osaka. All of them have already passed away." Mr. Shiho Kaminari, who built Jabizuka, was very successful in running his izakaya. His daughter Mio is highly regarded as a potter, and her son Shiro Osaka is an actor who was awarded the Order of the Sacred Treasure, Fourth Class. It is true that everyone in the Kaminari family has been promoted... When sightseeing in Tokyo, many people probably stop by Tokyo Tower, but be sure to also visit Jabizuka, the most powerful power spot in the city.
*Note: According to Shinkoin, the shrine is currently being relocated and the hall is being rebuilt at Jabizuka. The new hall is expected to be completed by the end of May 2017.
INFORMATION
name | Snake mound |
location | 4-3 Shiba Koen, Minato-ku, Tokyo 105-0011 |
telephone number | none |
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