Kofukuin

Not bad, but ...

Visited here as this place is one of the 7 Fortune God places. The stamp for the 7 Fortune Gods is left alone in the office. This small temple gave me little religious ambience nor attraction. I don...

Mr. Futaburo in Hakone

Original Text

This is Mr. Hotei of the Hakone Seven Lucky Gods of Motohakone. I didn't have a plan to visit the Seven Lucky Gods, but I was able to greet Mr. Juro and Mr. Bishamonten, so I also greeted Mr. Futaro of Kofukuin, who is nearby. The location is just a little bit from the intersection of Motohakone to the mountain side.

Hakone Seven Lucky Gods, Futaburo in Motohakone

Original Text

This is Mr. Futaburo in Motohakone, the Seven Lucky Gods of Hakone. You can buy colored paper for 500 yen at Sanno Shrine in Kowakuen or Morigenji Temple in Hatajuku, and each of the Seven Lucky Gods can stamp for 200 yen. There are buses on the way, but how about a leisurely visit Hakone during the autumn vacation season and pray for good luck?

It's just off the Ashinoko Pleasure Boat Station.

Original Text

It is located just off the Lake Ashino Pleasure Boat Station. I think that few people visit this temple. I think this temple is a temple that prays for health first.

Hakone shichifukujin tsurubukuro no Mikoto

Original Text

Kofukuin is located at the end of the eye and nose of the Motohakone bus stop in front of Motohakone Port, and there is a shrine of Futaburoson in front of the main hall. The Seven Lucky Gods are easily understood because red cherry blossoms stand everywhere. Fuku 々 I pray for the safety and health of my wife to the god of a good face. There is a shrine office on the left side of the shrine, and the chief priest wrote a red stamp. When you get a ink book and a red stamp in front of you, you will be more grateful. Around noon on Saturday, the first day of the three consecutive holidays in January, I was prepared for a more severe cold, so "Hakone is as cold as I thought ...