【560th Anniversary Grand Festival】 Koami Shrine Neck-Hanging Wooden Charm for Great Luck and Disaster Prevention, Received May 7, 2026

This Neck-Worn Wooden Charm was received on May 7, 2026, an auspicious day known as Mi no Hi (Day of the Snake), which is considered lucky for wealth and fortune.

[About the Shrine ?]
Koami Shrine, located in Nihonbashi, Tokyo, is one of the most powerful spiritual spots in the city, renowned for its blessings of Great Luck and Disaster Aversion and Financial Improvement.
The shrine is widely revered as the God of Great Luck and Disaster Aversion because its main hall miraculously survived the Tokyo air raids of 1945, when the surrounding area was devastated, and because all soldiers who went to war with a charm from the shrine returned safely.
Currently, due to the high efficacy of its blessings, it attracts a large number of visitors, with queues forming even on weekdays, drawing attention as the strongest power spot.

It is said that even those who find it difficult to visit due to distance or other reasons can receive the shrine's blessings through its charms ?
It also makes a wonderful gift for loved ones ☆

[About the Charm]
This special wooden charm embodies the traditions of Koami Shrine, combining the warmth and substantial feel of natural wood. Each time you hold it, you will feel the soft texture of the wood and the weight of history.

?Great Luck and Disaster Aversion, Good Fortune: A sense of security, always with the gods.
This charm is designed to be worn around the neck (pendant style) so that you can always carry the Great Luck and Disaster Aversion power, which is Koami Shrine's hallmark, with you. By wearing it close to your body, you will be enveloped in the strong protection of the gods, granting you the courage and good fortune to overcome any hardship. It is perfect not only for warding off misfortune when you go out but also for praying for good fortune at home.

?Sacred Horse (Divine Horse) Design: A messenger from heaven to deliver your wishes.
On the back of the wooden tag, the figure of a Divine Horse (Shinme), revered since ancient times as the mount of the gods, is beautifully imprinted. As the word uma (horse) sounds like umaku iku (to go well), the horse symbolizes good fortune, success, and prosperity in business. It is also said that with its powerful strides, it will unerringly deliver the earnest wishes of the wearer to the gods.

?Great Luck and Disaster Aversion Imprint: Proof of unwavering protection.
The front of the tag is deeply engraved with the characters for Great Luck and Disaster Aversion in a powerful script. This is not merely text; it symbolizes the very history of Koami Shrine's great luck, which allowed it to escape the fires of the Tokyo air raids and ensured the safe return of all its parishioners who went to war. The overwhelming power of protection is condensed into this single wooden tag.