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Charms offered by Samukawa-jinja Shrine since ancient times have been used for praising the divine virtues of Samukawa-daimyojin (great deity of Samukawa) as well as for protection against all misfortune and the conferring of benefit. Therefore, our own shrine priests purify and imbue the charms with their prayers. Whether as an expression of daily gratitude or for a personal appeal, these charms and amulets are available for purchase.

Open Hours

08:00 to 16:30
Everyday throughout the year

* During the New Year the opening hours are subject to change. For more information, please contact us.

Amulets

Jingu Taima

This is a shrine amulet distributed throughout Japan by the Grand Shrines of Ise.

Ceremony Fee : ¥1,000

Shrine Taima

This is a unique charm of Samukawa-jinja Shrine for wish fulfillment, well-being of the family, and success in business.

Ceremony Fee : ¥1,000

Happo-yoke Taima

This amulet removes misfortune due to geographic aspects, the physiognomy of one’s residence, the directions, or an inauspicious day.

Ceremony Fee : ¥1,000

Kanan-yoke Taima

This amulet removes fire hazards. This should be enshrined in Kamidana (household Shinto altar) or kitchen.

Ceremony Fee : ¥1,000

Tonan-yoke Taima

This amulet wards off theft, This should be enshrined at the entrance, Kamidana (household Shinto alter), or with money and any monetary items.

Ceremony Fee : ¥1,000

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Happo-yoke: A amulet for inviting happiness

White (Inviting of good fortune, granting of desires and sincere wishes from the heart, securing employment)

This amulet invites happiness through the removal of misfortune related in all directions. Available in pouch type and card type in five different colors.

Ceremony Fee : ¥1,000

Purple (Recovering of health, securing physical safety, healing of illnesses and injuries, mental stability and longevity)

This amulet invites happiness through the removal of misfortune related in all directions. Available in pouch type and card type in five different colors.

Ceremony Fee : ¥1,000

Red (Marriage, harmonious family, improving relationships, and pregnancy)

This amulet invites happiness through the removal of misfortune related in all directions. Available in pouch type and card type in five different colors.

Ceremony Fee : ¥1,000

Blue (Success and improvement, achievement of one's goal, praying for victory, attainment of professional goals, improvement in arts, better athletic skills)

This amulet invites happiness through the removal of misfortune related in all directions. Available in pouch type and card type in five different colors.

Ceremony Fee : ¥1,000

Yellow (Luck with finances, success in business, inviting happiness and prosperity, commercial success)

This amulet invites happiness through the removal of misfortune related in all directions. Available in pouch type and card type in five different colors.

Ceremony Fee : ¥1,000

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Amulets for Traffic safety

Kotsu-anzen Kifuda (Traffice safety wooden amulets)

This amulet is for traffic safety, and should be hung in a car.

Ceremony Fee : ¥1,000

Happoi Kotsuanzen

This amulet wards off calamities from all directions.

Ceremony Fee : ¥1,000

Kotsu Anzen

This amulet wards off traffic accidents and other vehicle-related disasters.

Ceremony Fee : ¥1,500

Komafuda

This amulet is for traffic safety, warding off bad luck, and inviting good fortune.

Ceremony Fee : ¥500

Kotsu Anzen (Sticker)

This is a sticker-style amulet that can be attached to the front or back of your car.

Ceremony Fee : ¥1,500

Tuitotsu Boshibahn

This magnet type amulet prevents vehicle collisions.

Ceremony Fee : ¥500

Hanshabahn

This reflector amulet prevents rear-end collision, mainly attached to motorcycles and bicycles.

Ceremony Fee : ¥500

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Various amulets

Happo-yoke

This amulet (physical protection amulet, substitute amulet) is for protecting yourself from misfortune in all directions.

Ceremony Fee : ¥500

Happo-yoke Kodomo (For children)

This amulet is for praying for the health and growth of children.

Ceremony Fee : ¥500

Eto

This is a zodiac sign amulet to ward off evil spirits in all directions and to bring good luck.Pick the amulet of your sign.

Ceremony Fee : ¥500

Yakunan Joki

This amulet wards off evil spirits and attract good spirits.

Ceremony Fee : ¥500

Anzan

This amulet is for praying safe delivery.

Ceremony Fee : ¥1,000

Anzan Haraobi

This is a sarashi (bleached cotton cloth) wrapped around the belly to pray for safe delivery (also known as Iwata Obi).

Ceremony Fee : ¥2,500

Gokaku

This amulet is for success in all kinds of examinations.

Ceremony Fee : ¥1,000

Gakugyo-joju

This amulet is for improving your studies.

Ceremony Fee : ¥500

Kenko-shotoku

This amulet brings good health when gripped tightly.

Ceremony Fee : ¥500

Kagi

This amulet should be attached to keys to ward off evil.

Ceremony Fee : ¥500

Kozuchi

This mallet-shaped amulet prevents bad luck from all directions and inviting good luck.

Ceremony Fee : ¥500

Ryoko Anzen

This amulet wards off misfortune during travel.

Ceremony Fee : ¥1,000

Shingan

This rice-shaped amulet will make your heart's desire come true.

Ceremony Fee : ¥1,000

Happo-yoke Hamaya

This arrow-shaped amulet (with holder) removes misfortune from all directions, protecting against disaster, and inviting good luck.

Ceremony Fee : ¥1,500

Oharae

This amulet should be attached at the entrance or on the kamidana (household Shinto altar) for protection against misfortune.

Ceremony Fee : ¥1,000

Mayoke Misuzu

This is a bell to ward off evil by hanging it where you are concerned.

Ceremony Fee : ¥1,000

Goshinrei

This is a sacred bell that should be suspended from the kamidana (household Shinto altar) and rung during daily prayer.

Ceremony Fee : ¥6,000

Gankake Ema (Good luck placard)

This ema depicts a Shinto priest performing a ritual prayer.

Ceremony Fee : ¥500

Shinma Ema

This ema depicts a white horse, a messenger of God.

Ceremony Fee : ¥500

Yakuotoshi Ema

This ema wards off bad luck and disasters.

Ceremony Fee : ¥500

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