Minoh wealth

Minoh wealth

Event Overview

The one that won the lottery "Mino no Tomi [Mino no Tomi]", which is the origin of the lottery, was awarded the "Daifuku Gomori", the main son of the temple, and since ancient times, there has been a strong profit in business prosperity, it was also called "Fukutomi" and its fame was widely echoed. According to the old documents, during the Edo period, many people in the east and west of ancient times pushed in search of the fortune of Minoh Tomi, and Takian-Anji was reportedly a tough buzz. Although it had been lost in the Meiji period, it was revived in autumn 2009, after 140 years of time, to the old style. Only those who purchased the mini Daifuku Gomori, which is sold at Takianji Temple, can participate. * The contents may be changed or canceled.

Info

  • Event Location:   
  • Minoh-san-Anji Temple "Kannon-do"
  • Address:   
  • 2-23 Minoh Park, Minoh City, Osaka Prefecture
  • Public Transportation:   
Hankyu Minoh Station → 15-minute walk
  • Phone Number:   
  • 072-724-5151 (Minoh Tomi Executive Committee Secretariat (Minoh FM Machisodate))

Event Period

  • Friday, October 10, 2025

Price

1000 yen (as the purchase cost of mini Daifuku Gomori)

Event Category

Other

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