At rites and festivals, there are many tobishoku (same as tekiya [street vendors]) who sell rakes, daruma (Dharma dolls), hagoita (battledores) and morning glories in the precincts of shrines and temples holding festivals, fairs and markets (Tori no ichi [open-air market], Daruma-ichi [fair of Dharma dolls], Hagoita-ichi [battledore fair] and Asagao-ichi [Morning-glory fair]), and along the sando (approach to the temples) or in Monzen-machi (temple towns), after receiving the oracle by communicating with temples.
祭礼時に祭、縁日、市（酉の市、だるま市、羽子板市、朝顔市）の境内、参道、門前町などで寺社との取り交わしにより神託を受け（熊手、達磨、羽子板、朝顔）などを売る（的屋と同じ）ものも多い。