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Discover Unique Shrine Charms and Stamps in Fukuoka

Summary by Fukuoka Now

What Are Omamori and Goshuin? In Japan, the end of the year is a time when many people visit shrines to give thanks for the past year and pray for peace and happiness in the year ahead. While there, visitors often draw omikuji (fortune slips) or pick up omamori (protective charms) and goshuin (shrine stamps). • Omikuji predict your fortune for the moment. • Omamori are charms believed to provide protection or bring blessings. • Goshuin serve as …

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Discover Unique Shrine Charms and Stamps in Fukuoka

What Are Omamori and Goshuin? In Japan, the end of the year is a time when many people visit shrines to give thanks for the past year and pray for peace and happiness in the year ahead. While there, visitors often draw omikuji (fortune slips) or pick up omamori (protective charms) and goshuin (shrine stamps). • Omikuji predict your fortune for the moment. • Omamori are charms believed to provide protection or bring blessings. • Goshuin serve as …

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Fukuoka Now broke the news in 3 months ago on Friday, December 20, 2024.

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