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Sunday, May 4, 2014. Achi Shrine in Kurashiki. A Festival of Kurashiki. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). About the Omamori Project. The Omamori Project is a blog dedicated to omamori, or Japanese charms. All of these charms come from temples and shrines from all over Japan. I have visited each location myself and chosen omamori. That represent the religious culture and history of each temple or shrine. All photography and text belong to Emily Rose Warren. Please contact me at emilyrosewarren@aol.com.

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Sunday, May 4, 2014. Achi Shrine in Kurashiki. A Festival of Kurashiki. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). About the Omamori Project. The Omamori Project is a blog dedicated to omamori, or Japanese charms. All of these charms come from temples and shrines from all over Japan. I have visited each location myself and chosen omamori. That represent the religious culture and history of each temple or shrine. All photography and text belong to Emily Rose Warren. Please contact me at emilyrosewarren@aol.com.

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The Omamori Project: 二月堂のお守り　A Charm from Nigatsudo

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Friday, June 3, 2011. 二月堂のお守り　A Charm from Nigatsudo. Many people only visit Todaiji, and they never see any of the other sites in this ancient city. Walk towards Nigatsudo, and you'll see shrine complexes falling into disrepair. It makes me feel very sad. Nigatsudo had these lovely, unique omamori. It almost looks homemade, doesn't it? Nigatsudo is famous for the lanterns, so it certainly suits. This is a metal omamori cast in a mold and painted white with a nice red cord. About the Omamori Project.

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The Omamori Project: About the Omamori Project

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Wednesday, January 2, 2013. About the Omamori Project. I have been studying Japanese for almost eight years now. Before coming to USC, I had travelled to Japan, four times, once with my family and three times on exchange programs. But my study abroad experiences during my undergraduate study changed the way I viewed Japan, and it transformed the way I see the world, specifically the religions of other cultures. Were local fixtures in communities that served as basic places of prayer. The smallest shr...

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The Omamori Project: About Ema

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Friday, March 2, 2012. Are plates of wood where visitors write down their hopes and wishes. I've read ema. Asking for everything from good grades, to family health, to blessings for sports teams. Different shrines and temples use different designs, often relfecting the local culture and deities. For example, about is a horse-designed ema. From Shiroyama Hachimangu in Nagoya. Where a horse kami. Deity resides. Visitors can purchase ema. From five to about ten dollars. Temples and shrines burn ema.

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The Omamori Project: A Festival of Kurashiki

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Sunday, May 4, 2014. A Festival of Kurashiki. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). About the Omamori Project. The Omamori Project is a blog dedicated to omamori, or Japanese charms. All of these charms come from temples and shrines from all over Japan. I have visited each location myself and chosen omamori. That represent the religious culture and history of each temple or shrine. All photography and text belong to Emily Rose Warren. Please contact me at emilyrosewarren@aol.com.

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The Omamori Project: About Omikuji

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Friday, March 2, 2012. One of the most popular shrine-going activities is omikuji. Omikuji are fortune-telling slips, and they cost around a dollar, one hundred yen. Below, a woman at Shiroyama Hachimangu shrine ties her fortune to a special building. Unlucky fortunes are tied up at buildings or special trees around shrines in order to get rid of the bad luck. Fortunes will talk about finance, love, lost items, travel. And then your luck in the different categories is ranked. First you find the omikuji.

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