The fisherman god Ebisu, music goddess Benzaiten, and warrior god Bishamonten are among Japan’s Seven Gods of Fortune, which personify good luck. The deities have diverse origins in Shintō ...

British Museum 1887,0511.21 and 1984,1222.13 Daikoku and Ebisu are not only two of the Seven Deities of Good Fortune in Japan, they have also been major votive gods for bringing good luck in ...

Ebisu is also a member of the Seven Lucky Gods, a group of the most worshipped deities in Japan. He's actually the only one of these to have originated in Japan. The rest are all based on Chinese ...

Jurōjin in Japanese, both come from Daoist backgrounds. The Shinto god Ebisu is the only one of the Seven Lucky Gods that originated in Japan. Ebisu is sometimes identified as the offspring of ...

In Japan, some children also wait for Hotei ... with Chinese gods of longevity and prosperity and the Shinto god Ebisu. Each god is associated with a magical object and a specific virtue.

Most visitors to Osaka, Japan, have seen the bright yellow oblong ... also known as the Ebisu Tower in reference to the Ebisu god figure on it – will spin into the Osaka skyline again.

Such is the case with a new Japanese eatery named for the Japanese god of fishermen and luck ... Tokyo (known for Yebisu Garden Place): Ebisu claims the "freshest sushi in North Austin ...

Shinon Washoku Senryu restaurant aims to bring the mortal closer to the divine by weaving Japanese spirituality into its cuisine Shinon Washoku Senryu is temporarily closed. Find more information on ...