Amulets
Amulets, called omamori in Japanese, are charms for good luck or protection. They come in a variety of shapes and sizes, and every shrine or temple has their own unique designs.
Please read our Amulet FAQ if it's your first time purchasing one!
Luck & Fortune
This amulet is wider and more round than most, with the top tied off to look like a sack of money. T..
¥1,800
Matchmaking / Marriage
A pair of amulets to share with your significant other. Makes an excellent gift for those engaged to..
¥1,800
Ōtori Grand Shrine
This is an amulet from the Ōtori Grand Shrine in Sakai City, one of the former First Rank Imper..
¥1,600
Prosperous Business
The god Ebisu is associated with good business and wealth, while the city of Osaka has long been kno..
¥1,600
Protection in All Directions
In traditional Japanese culture, some directions are considered unlucky during various times and sea..
¥1,600
Recovery from Illness
Coming with a protective wooden box, this elaborate charm is said to help in the quick recovery from..
¥1,800
Safe & Easy Childbirth
A "sack" shaped amulet said to help ensure a safe and problem-free childbirth...
¥1,800
