century. Nowadays, gold-foil cardboard versions of koban are sold as Engimono (縁起物, talisman/lucky charm) at Shinto shrines. The Japanese economy before the...
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June 2022. "Tsurukame – Crane, Tortoise and Daruma for Good Luck 鶴亀とだるま—縁起物散歩". amie.or.jp. Archived from the original on 13 January 2010. McFarland...
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Japan: Culture & Society". 2004. 地元広島の名産品「必勝しゃもじ」岸田首相がゼレンスキー大統領に贈呈 日露戦争勝利時の縁起物 (in Japanese). Yahoo Japan News/Nikkan Sports. 23 March 2023. Archived from...
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2021-12-01. "破魔矢って商標登録されてるの！？". Orbium -そらのたま- ミラーサイト. Retrieved 2024-10-10. 日本放送協会. "【特集】縁起物 破魔矢の由来は？｜NHK 東海のニュース". NHK NEWS WEB. Retrieved 2024-10-10....
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shrines, as well as Buddhist temples, write their prayers or wishes. Engimono (縁起物) – An umbrella term for talismans and good luck charms such as omamori and...
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