Brand new traffic safety koutsu anzen-style omamori sticker for use with automobiles and motorcycles. This particular talisman comes from Minowa Inari Shinto shrine located in the seaside city of Shimizu, Japan near Mt. Fuji. This shrine is over 400 years old and dedicated to Inari, the god of cereals and grains who protects the rice harvest and is one of the most important and revered of all Shinto deities.

 

Brand new traffic safety koutsu anzen-style omamori sticker for use with automobiles and motorcycles. This particular talisman comes from Shizuoka-ken Gokoku Shinto shrine (jinja) located in Shizuoka city, Japan near Mt. Fuji. This particular shrine is the official shrine of Shizuoka prefecture. The writing on this omamori reads in Japanese Shizuoka-ken Gokoku Jinja Koutsu Anzen which translates as 'Shizuoka prefecture Gokoku shrine traffic safety'.

 

Brand new Shinto koutsu anzen-style omamori designed to provide protection for drivers and travelers of all sorts. This particular talisman comes from Shizuoka-ken Gokoku Shinto shrine (jinja) located in Shizuoka city, Japan near Mt. Fuji. This shrine is the official Shinto shrine of Shizuoka prefecture. The writing on this omamori reads in Japanese Shizuoka-ken Gokoku Jinja Koutsu Anzen Omamori which translates as "Shizuoka prefecture Gokoku shrine traffic safety omamori". This omamori includes a clear plastic case.

 

 

Brand new Shinto koutsu anzen-style omamori designed to provide protection for drivers and travelers of all sorts. This particular talisman comes from Shizuoka-ken Gokoku Shinto shrine (jinja) located in Shizuoka city, Japan near Mt. Fuji. This particular shrine is the official shrine of Shizuoka prefecture. The writing on this omamori reads in Japanese Shizuoka-ken Gokoku Jinja Koutsu Anzen Omamori which translates as "Shizuoka prefecture Gokoku shrine traffic safety omamori". This omamori includes a clear plastic case.

 

Brand new Shinto koutsu anzen-style omamori designed for motorists and travelers of all sorts. This particular talisman comes from Minowa Inari Shinto shrine located in the seaside city of Shimizu, Japan near Mt. Fuji. This shrine is over 400 years old and dedicated to Inari, the god of cereals and grains who protects the rice harvest and is one of the most important and revered of all Shinto deities

 

Brand new Shinto koutsu anzen-style omamori designed to provide protection for drivers and travelers of all sorts. This particular talisman comes from Shizuoka-ken Gokoku Shinto shrine (jinja) located in Shizuoka city, Japan near Mt. Fuji. This particular shrine is the official shrine of Shizuoka prefecture. The writing on this Shinto omamori reads in Japanese Shizuoka-ken Gokoku Jinja Koutsu Anzen Omamori which translates as 'Shizuoka prefecture Gokoku shrine traffic safety omamori'.