A major shrine in Nishinomiya (the name of the town means 'western shrine') near Osaka, dedicated to Ebisu. The worship of the joint deities Ebisu and (the now little-known) Saburo originated there in a massha of the Hirota jinja to the East. Four kami are enshrined at Nishinomiya; Nishinomiya no okami (i.e. a posh name for Ebisu), Amaterasu, Susa-no-o and Okuni-nushi. The main festival is the toka ebisu on 10th January.
A Popular Dictionary of Shinto. Brian Bocking.