The “Seven Lucky Gods” in Japanese mythology are a group of deities associated with good fortune, wealth, and prosperity. These gods, also known as the “Shichifukujin” (七福神) in Japanese, are often depicted together and are popular subjects in art and folklore. Each deity is believed to bring a specific form of luck and blessings. The Seven Lucky Gods are:
These Seven Lucky Gods are commonly depicted traveling together on a treasure ship called “Takarabune,” bringing blessings to those they encounter. During the New Year’s celebrations in Japan, it’s a tradition to visit shrines and temples associated with these gods to seek good fortune for the coming year.
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