Ennichi
During the Edo period (1603-1868), the world’s situation became more stable and the system of “Ennichi” began.
Ennichi is a day on which it is believed that one can establish a strong connection with Buddha.
The origin is not clear, but some believe that it is the birthday of a deity or Buddha.
For example, in the case of Kannon, one of the auspicious days is July 10 (or August 10 depending on the temple or area), and paying a visit on this day is equivalent to paying a visit for 46,000 days.
It is said that if you visit the temple on this day, you will receive the same merit as if you had visited the temple for 46,000 days.
In addition to these days, there are other special days such as the 8th of every month for Yakushi Nyorai, the 28th for Fudo Myoo, and the day of the Snake for Benzaiten.
These are the days when the temple grounds become more lively than usual.
It is said that the reason there are so many food and fun stalls is to make the temple more lively.
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