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It is a long-established shrimp crackers established in the second year of Keiyo (1866). It has a selection of seasonal shrimp crackers that are fun to see with their eyes, not to mention their delicious taste.

A shrine dedicated to the two pillars of Izanaginomikoto Izanaminomikoto, located near the "Banterin Dome Nagoya". It is known for the big festival "Kachin-tama Festival" on February 26 for safe-food, growing, and evil-repellent prayers, and on the day it is crowded with worshipers who buy a colorful colored candy wrapped around the end of a stick. Ryujin Shrine (Ryujin Daimei Shrine), a precinct company that celebrated Ryujin, is a shrine related to the Chunichi Dragons baseball team. Once the former baseball team president gave Ryōjin a battle-winning prayer, he said, and his third straight victory followed twice, resulting in six wins (six places). Since then, the appearance of athletes and officials who come to visit the visit with a prayer for the victory has also been seen.

A temple built by Nobuyuki Sanson to mourn the bodhi of Oda Nobunaga's father, Nobuhide; if you pay a separate service fee, you can worship a number of temple treasures, such as the slumber Benten and the men and women.