Togenuki Jizo is a revered statue of Jizo, a bodhisattva in Japanese Buddhism known for protecting travelers and children. Located in Tokyo, this statue is particularly famous for its healing powers, especially for ailments related to the legs and feet. Pilgrims and visitors often come to rub the statue's legs, believing it will bring them relief from pain and suffering. The name "Togenuki" translates to "removing pain," reflecting the statue's purpose. Many people leave offerings or write wishes on small pieces of paper, hoping for blessings and good health. Togenuki Jizo serves as a symbol of compassion and care in the community.