• Ohtori Jinja Shrine (鷲神社)

    God of business to be loved from the Edo period

"Ohtori Jinja Shrine (鷲神社)" is a famous shrine where "酉の市 (Tori no ichi / market)" where shops selling 'bamboo rake' in precincts are lined every November.
Recently, "Nade-Okame (なでおかめ)" which is said to give different effects depending on each place of face is also popular.

Ohtori Jinja Shrine (鷲神社)

From Asakusa, walking north on "International Street (国際通り)" you can see the gate of "Ohtori Jinja Shrine (鷲神社)".

we will glad you when refered in sight-seeing.

Asakusa : Ohtori Jinja Shrine (鷲神社)

Entrance of Ohtori Jinja Shrine (鷲神社).

Asakusa : Ohtori Jinja Shrine (鷲神社)

Huge "Kumade (熊手 /bamboo rake)" is decorated.

Asakusa : Ohtori Jinja Shrine (鷲神社) 熊手

As a tool to gather silver and gold, people who do business seem to buy it.

Asakusa : Ohtori Jinja Shrine (鷲神社) 熊手

These are few part of many 'Ohtori Jinja Shrine (鷲神社)' photos.

shrine of precincts (境内).

Asakusa : Ohtori Jinja Shrine (鷲神社) 叉木

Temizuya (手水舎 / Hand-wash Place)

Asakusa : Ohtori Jinja Shrine (鷲神社) 手水舎

Manner of Temizuya (手水舎)

* In this process, carried out with one dipper-full of water!!

  1. Put water in "Ladle" which is placed in the Temizuya.
  2. Holding Ladle in your right hand, wash your left hand.
  3. next, wash your right hand.
  4. Put water in the left hand and move to mouth, wash the mouth.
  5. Hold the Ladle vertically so remaining water runs down and clean the handle.

This is a general usage Manner.

Asakusa : Ohtori Jinja Shrine (鷲神社) 手水舎の龍

On the left side of the Shaden (社殿) there are Kaguraden (神楽殿) and Shamusho (社務所 / Shrine office).

Asakusa : Ohtori Jinja Shrine (鷲神社) 社殿

The thing that looks in the door of the shrine is "Nade-Okame (なでおかめ)".

Asakusa : Ohtori Jinja Shrine (鷲神社) 社殿

First let's greet God.

Asakusa : Ohtori Jinja Shrine (鷲神社) 社殿

Ohtori Jinja Shrine (鷲神社) manner of worship

  1. Let's put a coin in the saisen box.
  2. Twice, bow your head and let's say a deep greeting.
  3. Match your hands at the chest height, clap two times, and pray to the god.
  4. Finally, let's bow again and say a deep greeting once.

"Okame" that brings happiness...

Asakusa : Ohtori Jinja Shrine (鷲神社) Nade-Okame

Please pat the part of the face you care about with your hand.

Asakusa : Ohtori Jinja Shrine (鷲神社) Nade-Okame

Foreheadhead gets better   eyeAbility to see the future   noseMoney luck

Asakusa : Ohtori Jinja Shrine (鷲神社) Nade-Okame

Right cheeklovemaking   Left cheekhealth   mouthPrevent evil...

Illustration of "Okame" also in ema.

Asakusa : Ohtori Jinja Shrine (鷲神社) ema

奉納酒樽 (Dedicated sake barrel).

Asakusa : Ohtori Jinja Shrine (鷲神社) sake barrel

This is a bird doll to make wishes come true. "叶鷲".

Asakusa : Ohtori Jinja Shrine (鷲神社) 叶鷲

Put the paper that wrote "your wish" in a doll and pay it here.

Asakusa : Ohtori Jinja Shrine (鷲神社) 叶鷲

The photograph was taken from 2014 to 2016.

It is until mid-January that you can see the senior citizen of "Asakusa Seven Lucky God's" Jyurojin (寿老人 / God of Hearlth). "酉の市 (Tori no ichi / market)" is held every November Rooster Day.

[ASAKUSA] Ohtori Jinja Shrine (鷲神社)

  • Address : 3-18-7, Senzoku, Taito-ku, Tokyo
  • Phone : 03-3876-1515
  • Time : 9:00am - 17:00pm (社務所 / Shrine office)
  • Admission fee : Free
  • Access : [Subway] Ginza-Line, Asakusa-Line "Asakusa Station (浅草駅)" 15-minute walk.
    Hibiya-Line "Iriya Station (入谷駅)" 7-minute walk.

English on this page is translated from Japanese to English using the Google translation site. Sorry if there are sentences that are difficult to read.

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