Brand new authentic kanai anzen-style omamori. This type of omamori is designed to ensure good health and to aid in recovery from illness and disease. This high-quality religious talisman is contained within a purple-colored omamori bukuro pouch with a braided fabric cord and comes from Minowa Inari Shinto shrine located in the seaside city of Shimizu, Japan near Mt. Fuji. Omamori such as this are often carried by individuals as a preventative measure and to help ensure good health.

 

Japanese religious kanai anzen-style omamori good luck bell charm for health and wellness. Japanese writing on the charm reads Kaiun which translates as "to open luck". The bell (suzu) is made of metal and rings with a nice tinkle sound and includes a braided blue fabric cord. This particular talisman comes from Minowa Inari Shinto shrine located in the seaside city of Shimizu, Japan near Mt. Fuji.

 

Japanese religious kanai anzen-style omamori good luck bell charm for health and wellness. Japanese writing on the charm reads Kaiun which translates as "to open luck". The bell (suzu) is made of metal and rings with a nice tinkle sound and includes a braided red fabric cord. This particular talisman comes from Minowa Inari Shinto shrine located in the seaside city of Shimizu, Japan near Mt. Fuji.

 

Brand new Shinto omamori designed to provide spiritual aid in maintaining good health and to speed recovery from illness and disease. This particular type of omamori is called hamaya in Japanese which translates as 'demon-breaking arrow'. Hamaya arrows are commonly purchased at new year by visitors to Shinto shrines who use the arrows to ward away evil forces and bring good fortune into their life. This small hamaya is sized for tabletop display and is mounted on a special wooden plaque and stand. Japanese writing on the plaque and arrow read Shizuoka-ken Gokoku jinja kanai hamaya omamori which translates as 'Shizuoka prefecture Gokoku shrine good health protector arrow'.