Introduce the mascot (お 守 り) in Japanese. It looks like a bag. There are amulets made of paper, wood, fabric or steel tied with a bag of rope to seal. Different sizes and colors vary depending on the type. The fetish is handy to distribute to those who come to pay homage. To make things good or to dispel bad things to those who carry.
How to carry Japanese fetish
How to carry a Japanese fetish No rules at all. But to get the sacred blessings from the fetish. Should be carried. To put it in your purse or purse as well. But if you keep the fetish at home, put it in the spot and see it in a high position and do not forget to take the fetish.
Lifetime
Most Japanese people change their masks every year. With the belief that the fetish. It has been purchased through things from the outside world for a year. No matter what the request will be satisfied or not. Should change the new amulet every year. For fetishes used in the past year. To bring back to the shrine or the temple was purchased. Or return to the shrine or other temples as well. In the New Year every year in each shrine. And the temple will have large boxes for returning old fetishes placed inside the shrine and temples. The temple or shrine will bring people to bring back the amulets to burn it.
Kind of fetish
The fetish is different in each temple, shrine and this is a different kind of Japanese fetish.
1. 健康 祈願 (Kenko kigan) The illness is not healthy.
2. 長寿 祈願 (Choju kigan) to be healthier and live longer.
3. 金 運 上昇 (Kin-un josho) Have a windfall gain.
4. 商 売 繁盛 (Shobai hanjo) Have a prosperity through trade. prosperous trading
5. 千 客 万 来 (Senkyaku banrai) Have many customers uninterrupted.
6. 恋愛 成就 (Ren-ai joju]) have a great love.
7. 縁 結 び (Enmusubi) request to find a soulmate and together happily wedded couple in love.
8. 安 産 祈願 (Anzan kigan) Have children safe both mother and child.
9. 合格 祈願 (Gokaku kigan) to pass and reach the goal.
10. 学業 成就 (Gakugyo joju) to succeed in education.
11. 家 内 安全 (Kanai anzen) requested that the family has peace.
12. 交通安全 (Kotsu anzen) ask the driver to safety.
13. 旅行 安全 (Ryoko anzen) to travel safely.
14. 厄 除 (Yakuyoke) talismans to help dispel bad luck.
15. 開 運 招福 (Kai-un shofuku) Good luck in everything in every way.
The famous shrine in areas such as.
The shrine is famous for its love. Japanese fetish / couple love / marriage
Shrine Tokyo Daijingu Tokyo (Tokyo).
address:2-4-1 Fujimi Chiyoda-ku Tokyo
travel:JR train or subway station, walk for about five minutes Iidabashi.
working time:6:00 to 21:00
Entry fee:No charge
Shrine, famous for their wishes for a successful academic study.
Dazaifu Tenmangu Shrine, Fukuoka Prefecture
address:4-7-1 Saifu Dazaifu-shi Fukuoka
travel:Dazaifu 5 minute walk from the station.
working time:6: 00-19: 00 (Jun. - The Post. The off 20:00).
Entry fee:No charge
Shrine, famous for their blessings on the children safe.
Suitengu Shrine, Tokyo (Tokyo).
address:2-4-1 Nihonbashi Kakigara-cho Chuo-ku Tokyo.
travel:Traveling by subway line, get off at Hanzomon Suitengu-mae Station and walk about 1 minute.
working time:7:00 to 17:00
Entry fee:No charge
Shrine, famous for their blessings and lucky money.
Shrine Kotohiragu Kagawa Prefecture (Kagawa).
address:892-1 Kotohira-cho Nakatado-gun Kagawa.
Getting there: From JR Okayama Station Direct Express train to the Seto-Ohashi Bridge takes about 60 minutes to walk to the station for about 20 minutes Kotohira.
working time:March - April and September-October 6:00 to 17:30 / month from May to August 6:00 to 18:00 / month from November to February 6:00 to 17:00.
Entry fee:No charge
Shrine, famous for their blessings security.
Shrine Naritasan Shinshoji Chiba (Chiba).
address:1 Narita Narita-shi Chiba
travel:JR Narita station and walk for about 10 minutes.
working time:Open 24 hours
Entry fee:No charge
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