[Nagano, Nagano City] Guided Tour! Guaranteed to bring good fortune! Zenkoji Seven Lucky Gods Tour

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• [Suspension of guided tour reservations due to COVID-19 prevention measures] Thank you for your continued use of our association's walking tours. Due to the spread of COVID-19, we will be suspending guided tour reservations until Wednesday, September 30, 2020. We will continue to accept reservations after September 30, but please note that depending on future circumstances, we may be unable to accept reservations even after they have been accepted. We appreciate your understanding and cooperation. Nagano City Guide Association Seven Lucky Gods Tours are numerous throughout the country, but the Zenkoji Seven Lucky Gods are unique in that they are composed of deities worshiped at temples and shrines that have existed for a long time. With a history dating back more than 1,400 years since the founding of Zenkoji Temple, the Seven Lucky Gods of this temple town are sure to bring you blessings. While you can enjoy the tour alone or with friends, we encourage you to explore temples and shrines, each with its own rich history, with a guide as your guide.
• Nishinomiya Shrine (Ebisu)
• Ebisu is the god of fishing, but is also worshipped as the god of commerce. He is the only Japanese god among the Seven Lucky Gods.
• Seson-in Temple Shakado Hall (Bishamonten)
• Bishamonten is one of the four heavenly kings who protect Buddhism and is also known as Tamonten. He is the god of war who protects the north, but he is also worshipped as the god of fortune.
• Goshuin (stamp)
• You can collect stamps from seven temples and shrines (100 yen each) on a stamp colored paper (800 yen), and finally receive a stamp from Zenkoji Temple (200 yen).