恵比須浜おへんろ休憩所
Ebisu Beach Ohenro Rest Area
The place
恵比須浜おへんろ休憩所 (Ebisuhama O-henro Kyūkeisho, "Ebisu Beach O-henro rest stop") in Tokushima prefecture, Kaifu-cho/Kannoura area (southeast Pacific coast of Shikoku, Japan), at 25 m elevation, on the Shikoku Henro (a pilgrimage of 88 temples, 1,200 km, 40-60 days on foot). Continuous Japan Shikoku Henro cluster (batches 260-339). A free O-henro tsuyado rest stop (offered by a caring local community as osettai to henro pilgrims, an intangible tradition 1,200 years old dating back to Kūkai/Kōbō Daishi, 774-835, founder of the Shingon Buddhist school of Kōya-san), located on the south Pacific coast of Shikoku near the Ebisu shrine (the god of fishermen, fortune, and trade, one of the blessed beach's Seven Lucky Gods).
The setting
Tokushima, Kaifu-cho/Kannoura, southeast Pacific coast of Shikoku, Japan, 25 m, Shikoku Henro 88 temples 1,200 km 40-60 days, continuous cluster batches 260-339, O-henro tsuyado, osettai kindness 1,200-year tradition, Kūkai/Kōbō Daishi 774-835, Shingon Kōya-san, south Pacific coast, Ebisu god of fishermen, Seven Lucky Gods.
