“Kurumazaki Shrine” enshrines the gods of money, good luck, schoolwork, and entertainment.

The name “Kurumazaki” is said to be derived from the fact that the axle of Emperor Gosaga’s ox cart broke and became stuck in front of the precinct.

To receive luck, you get a “prayer god stone” at the office, make a strong wish in front of the main shrine, and carry it every day.

If the dream came true, it is customary to write a thank-you note on the stones you picked up randomly and put them in front of the main shrine, and also return the prayer god stones. Those “thank you stones” are piled up in front of the main shrine.

Open Hours
24/7
[Company office] 9: 00-17: 00

Fee
free

Access
Immediately after getting off at Keifuku Electric Railroad “Kurumazakijinja” station
Immediately after getting off at Kyoto Bus “Kurumazaki Jinja” from Kyoto Station

Address
23 Sagaasahicho, Ukyo-ku, Kyoto