omamori | good-luck charm | amulet

omamori | Japanese version of good luck charm, amulet

If you have been searching for a Japanese talisman called OMAMORI or unique things related to Japan, this site is the final destination for you.

In case you are new to OMAMORI or some other things we offer to you on this site, please relax. We are very happy to introduce you to all the items with brief descriptions using easy English. Anyway we are appreciating all of you viewing our site.

2009/07/09

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2009/04/15

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voice from customers

Hi, I'm attaching my omamori to my school bag. L. Darby

I just want to say I received my order. I bought some omamoris to give my close friends. M. Williams

Omamori is suitable as a gift. B. Silva

About how your omamoris are issued

	A shrine is a holy place for Japanese people like a church, a mosque. If you have something to petition, in Japan, you go there to pray. The pic on the left is a shrine which supplies omamoris.
	A shrine priest wears special attire called kimono, waits on visitors and performs spiritual rites for them. The pic on the left is a shrine priest and many omamoris surrounding him.
	A shrine priest is also a person who performs rites such as a wedding ceremony, a ground-breaking ceremony and sometimes funeral. The pic shows he prays so that omamori holders' wishes can be realized.
	Many other people visit a shrine because it functions as a place for social interaction and a sightseeing spot for schoolers. Shrine staffers sell omamori to visitors at an omamori store.
	For the people who visit a famous shrine as a trip, it provides various things such as meals, rest rooms. Omamoris are also sold as their souvenirs. Click on the pic, you can see many omamoris we treat.

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