【New】Kanda Myojin Shrine, Guardian of Edo - Cypress Wood Talisman - Made from Tama Region Timber - Natural Wood - Lucky Charm, Amulet

About Kanda Myojin Shrine:
Kanda Myojin Shrine is located on a hill in Chiyoda Ward, Tokyo, near the Imperial Palace (formerly Edo Castle). With a history of nearly 1300 years, it has protected the city of Edo from its northeastern kimon (unlucky direction) and is a venerable shrine associated with the Tokugawa shogunate.
It enshrines Daikoku-sama for matchmaking, Ebisu-sama for business prosperity, and Masakado-sama for warding off evil and calamities. Historically, it has watched over the prosperity of Edo, and today, it continues to watch over those who challenge themselves in IT and business.
It is worshipped as a power spot for good luck, bestowing strength for major challenges and turning points in life.

For those who cannot visit due to distance or other reasons, simply obtaining an amulet will bring you good fortune☆

About the Wooden Amulet:
This wooden amulet is a very special offering that combines the pride of Edo's Guardian Shrine, which has watched over Tokyo's history, with the rich nature that thrives in modern Tokyo.

?Commitment to Tama Hinoki and its purifying power:
The material used is high-quality thinned cypress wood from Tokyo's Tama region, certified as Tama San-zai (Tama region timber). Using thinned wood embodies a prayer for coexistence with nature by protecting the health of mountain forests. It has a smooth texture unique to natural wood, and its refreshing cypress scent purifies the mind and body as if you were on the shrine grounds.

?Powerful design symbolizing Edo's Guardian Shrine:
The surface of the wooden amulet is deeply carved with the powerful Mitsudomoe (three comma-shaped figures), the crest of Kanda Myojin Shrine. Below it are proudly engraved the words Edo Sochinju (Edo's Guardian Shrine) and Kanda Myojin. The intricate carving, showcasing the skill of the craftsman, evokes the dignity of this historic shrine where Ieyasu prayed for the unification of the country.

?Vibrant red braided cord adding traditional beauty:
A vivid red braided cord is carefully attached to the wooden amulet, adding a beautiful splash of color to the bright hue of the cypress wood. It can be securely tied to bags or cherished belongings, allowing you to constantly feel the blessings of good fortune in competition and business prosperity close by.

Meticulously finished one by one by a long-established lumber mill in Tokyo, this wooden amulet is a lucky charm that truly embodies the union of Tokyo's God and Tokyo's Wood.