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The “Lucky Man” Race Is Back After 3 Years No Woman Has Ever Won Yet

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Due to the impact of the coronavirus, in 2020 and 2021 worshippers walked to the main shrine hall instead, but it looks like the “Opening Gate Ceremony Fukuotoko Selection” will be held on January 10, 2023, for the first time in three years.

西宮神社「開門神事福男選び」の由来

2020年1月9日

It seems the number of lottery participants who line up in the front row will be reduced to the first 1,200 people, 300 fewer than usual.

It looks like the Fukuotoko kagami-biraki ceremony won’t be held, but all eyes will be on the first “Fukuotoko” in three years♪

Come to think of it, women do take part in the Fukuotoko event, but apparently no woman has ever won before.

The other day, Aimyon, who performed an acoustic live show at Koshien Stadium, wrote a new wish on an ema plaque for the concert’s success.

If Aimyon were to take part…

She has said that back when she was at Gakubun Junior High School, she was in the track and field club and worked hard at hurdles, so there’s a chance she could become the first-ever Fukujo in Nishinomiya Shrine history! When we asked Nishinomiya Shrine, they said she would be called either Fukumusume or Fukujo