十日恵比須神社
Tōka Ebisu Shrine
A lively Fukuoka shrine dedicated to Ebisu, the god of good fortune and commerce, renowned for its vibrant New Year festival that attracts crowds from all over Kyushu.
Attractions
Culture, History, Festival
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Tōka Ebisu Shrine, located in Hakata’s Higashikōen district, is one of Kyushu’s most cherished places of worship for Ebisu, the smiling deity of prosperity and business success. The shrine dates back to the Edo period and is best known for the Tōka Ebisu Festival held every January, when hundreds of thousands gather to receive lucky bamboo talismans and pray for fruitful endeavors in the coming year. During the celebration, the grounds come alive with lanterns, festive chants, and traditional music—blending faith and celebration in the heart of Hakata. Outside the festival season, the shrine provides a peaceful atmosphere for prayer and reflection, continuing its enduring role as Fukuoka’s symbol of good fortune and prosperous commerce.
Facilities & Services
Main Shrine Dedicated to Ebisu and Daikokuten
Famous Annual “Tōka Ebisu Festival” (January 8–11)
Omamori and Lucky Bamboo Charms
Business Prosperity and Good Fortune Blessings
Seasonal Ceremonies and Traditional Music
Goshuin Available
Parking and Nearby Public Transport Access
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