Daikoku and Ebisu

Daikoku and Ebisu

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Daikoku and Ebisu stand out as two of the Seven Deities of Good Fortune in Japan, revered for centuries as major votive gods who answer the prayers of Japanese people with good luck. As guardians of the natural produce from land and sea, they are tasked with overseeing the bounty of these resources. While one deity hosts an annual meeting of eight million gods, the other is responsible for watching over their vacant shrines. Sometimes referred to as father and son, Daikoku and Ebisu are also paired together for a variety of other reasons.

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