Oshu Sendai Shichifukujin 【Fujisaki Ebisu Shrine】 Ebisu-sama Goshuin (Red Seal) 【Details】 The Oshu Sendai Shichifukujin is a pilgrimage site of the Seven Lucky Gods consisting of six temples and one shrine in Sendai, Miyagi Prefecture. The Seven Lucky Gods of each temple and shrine have been objects of faith since the Edo period or earlier. The name "Oshu Sendai Shichifukujin" was given in 1983 (Showa 58). Ebisu Shrine, located on the rooftop of the Fujisaki Department Store Main Building, is known nationwide as the god of prosperous business and warding off disasters and bringing good fortune. It has its head temple at Nishinomiya Shrine in Hyogo Prefecture. In 1932, when the new building was greatly expanded, "Ebisu-sama" was officially enshrined on the rooftop from Nishinomiya Shrine in Hyogo Prefecture. Because the store's name at the time of its founding in 1819 was "Ebisoya," they made "Ebisu-sama" the symbol of the store, and for about 200 years since its founding, it has been a source of faith for many people as their ujigami (guardian deity). ※ Ebisu: Fujisaki Ebisu Shrine (Ichibancho, Aoba-ku / Fujisaki Main Building Rooftop) ※ Daikokuten: Kidenzan Shurin-ji Temple (Kitayama, Aoba-ku) ※ Jurojin: Kifukuzan Genko-an Temple (Tori-machi, Aoba-ku) ※ Benzaiten: Tensozan Rinko-in Temple (Shintemachi, Wakabayashi-ku) ※ Bishamonten: Konkozan Manpuku-ji Temple (Aramachi, Wakabayashi-ku) ※ Hotei-son: Nangokuzan Fukuju-in Temple (Monzen-machi, Taishaku-ku) ※ Fukurokuju: Iozan Kagitori-ji Temple (Kagitori, Taishaku-ku) ※ New, Unused It will be shipped in a shipping box, and measures will be taken to prevent water damage and bending, so please rest assured. ※ Size Length: 14.7 cm Width: 10.5 cm