Cashless Rituals at Shrine
2025-11-17 02:08:03

Okoyama's Munetada Shrine Introduces Cashless Payment System for Ritual Reservations

Munetada Shrine's New Cashless Initiative



Munetada Shrine, located in Okayama's Kita-ku, has taken significant strides toward modernizing its rituals by introducing a cashless payment system. Collaborating with Business Rariat, a company dedicated to system developments for shrines and temples, the shrine becomes the first in Okayama Prefecture to offer this innovative service for ritual reservation payments. The newly launched system, known as "TS Assist," aims to enhance the overall experience for visitors while streamlining shrine operations.

Background and Purpose



As the birthplace of the deity Munetada, this shrine has long been a central place of worship for many. However, to keep up with evolving visitor demands, particularly among young travelers, the shrine's management identified the need for more accessible and efficient services. In response to increasing requests for cashless options, Munetada Shrine has decided to implement the TS Assist system, prioritizing visitor convenience and operational efficiency amid rising societal digitalization.

Features and Benefits of TS Assist



The TS Assist system is designed specifically for shrines, offering multiple functionalities such as managing prayer bookings, protecting charms, and accounting processes all in one place. Here are some key benefits that this new implementation brings:

  • - Enhanced Visitor Convenience: With support for major credit cards (including VISA, Mastercard, JCB, AMEX, and Diners), visitors can now make cashless payments for offerings and rituals. This relieves the concern of having cash on hand, allowing for a smoother experience as they receive divine blessings. Additionally, attendees can utilize the online platform for reservations and payment in advance, cutting down wait times on their visit.

  • - Increased Efficiency and Accuracy: The integration of digital processes for prayer management, ledger organization, and report creation diminishes manual errors often associated with pen-and-paper methods. This streamlining allows for automated daily accounting tasks linked with cashless transactions, enabling effective inventory management of sacred items as well.

Future Prospects



Munetada Shrine has committed to preserving the sanctity of its traditional practices while embracing modern technology, making it a more welcoming place for all. Business Rariat aims to support shrines and temples further by facilitating the establishment of efficient payment infrastructures, allowing them to concentrate on their spiritual missions instead of administrative burdens.

Acceptable Credit Cards


  • - VISA
  • - Mastercard
  • - JCB
  • - AMEX
  • - Diners

Additional Information



Location: 1 Chome-3-10 Kamiyakanoko, Kita Ward, Okayama, 700-0972, Japan
Website: Munetada Shrine

For further inquiries regarding this announcement, please contact:

Business Rariat


Phone: 075-925-7322
Fax: 075-925-7844
Website: Business Rariat
Email: [email protected]

Company Overview


Business Rariat Inc.
Location: 134 Nakadōji Minamimachi, Shimogyō-ku, Kyoto
Representative: Toshiyuki Nakanishi
Establishment: February 10, 1999
Capital: 25 million JPY

These advancements signal a positive evolution in shrine management, aiming to foster stronger connections between spiritual practices and modern societal needs.


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