Ashikaga, famous as a town of textiles, is mentioned in Yoshida Kenko's "Tsurezuregusa" from the late Kamakura period: "Now, the Ashikaga dyeing (weaving) that is given every year." History of Orihime Shrine In the Edo period, in 1705 (Hoei 2), when Tokugawa Tsunayoshi, famous for the Edict of Compassion for Living Things, was the shogun, Toda Tadatoshi, the lord of Ashikaga, invited the shrine to the land of Ashikaga. ♡Benefits of Orihime Shrine♡ Two gods, a male and a female. It is said that they worked together to weave textiles (fabric) and offered them to Amaterasu Omikami. Because textiles are made by weaving the ♡warp threads (tateito) and weft threads (yokoito)♡ together, it is said to be a shrine for matchmaking between men and women. 【Ashikaga City Orihime Shrine Tanabata Limited Edition Goshuin (Temple Stamp) & Pamphlet】 ♡I obtained this for an acquaintance, but the acquaintance had already received one, so I am offering it for sale. Completely unused. ⚠Shipping Method ※It will be placed in a plastic bag to prevent water damage, reinforced with cardboard, etc., and shipped in an envelope with "Do Not Bend" written on it. #AshikagaCityOrihimeShrine #OrihimeShrine #AshikagaCity #Goshuin #Matchmaking #MatchmakingShrine #Chihayafuru #July7th #Tanabata (Star Festival)