10 Best Japanese Lucky Gods In The Us - Black Friday 2024
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Yokohama Wakuwaku kan2025 Edition Japan traditional lucky money wall calendar Mt.Fuji Art feng shui good fortune luck office living
Main highlights- This calendar features the master feng shui print artist Kotaro Yoshioka (2nd generation) depicting Mt. Fuji, the symbol of good fortune, and Snake, the symbol of money, which is the Japanese zodiac sign for the coming year. Fuji in your room, you will be filled with the power of good fortune, and you will be filled with the wish that every day you will be full of money.
- The popular Mt. Fuji wall calendar is now available in the 2025 edition. For those who want to get money and good luck 365 days a year. For those who want to fill their wallets with money, we recommend the " The twelve signs of the Japanese zodiac Fuji Calendar for Money Luck." Mt. Fuji, a symbol of good fortune, and a snake, the Japanese zodiac sign for the coming year, are depicted in a Feng Shui painting for good luck and money! Just decorate it. If you wish for money, this is it! Decorate your room and your luck will rise! 2025 Edition, The twelve signs of the Japanese zodiac Fuji Calendar for Money lucky!
- The " The twelve signs of the Japanese zodiac Fuji wall Calendar for Money lucky" is a monthly calendar with a Feng Shui picture of Mt.Fuji and it depicts a snake, the Japanese zodiac sign for the coming year. Just hang it anywhere you like, and the feng shui painting will bring you good luck. Japanese auspicious days are listed. “Ichi-ryuu-man-bai-bi” “Tensya-bi” “Taian” “Tiger Day” “Day of Snake” etc. Holidays on the calendar are based on U.S. standards.
- October Beautiful Autumn Leaves Autumn leaves strengthen power and have a golden energy. November Golden Fuji A rarely seen auspicious scenery and symbol of the arrival of money. December Mt. Fuji in Snow Next year will bring a lot of money and good luck.
- Kotaro Yoshioka (2nd generation), master feng shui printmaker Born in 1960. Succeeded the name of his father, Kotaro Yoshioka, who was a pioneer in the field of interior art. For more than 30 years, he has looked up to his father as a mentor, creating silkscreen prints that incorporate a wealth of vivid colors, including feng shui paintings, to express a striking new worldview.
- July Mt. Fuji and the Star Festival It has the meaning of prosperous business and represents a good omen. August Large Fireworks Large fireworks represent an invitation for great fortune. September Fuji Illuminated by Moonlight The power of the full moon brings great fortune.
- January, Auspicious Red Fuji, Red Fuji surrounded by auspicious omens symbolizes money and good fortune in the new. February, Plum Blossoms and Sowing Beans, Plum blossoms are beneficial to ward off bad luck. March, Red Bamboo, Symbol of success in life because it grows straight and fast.
- April Cherry blossoms and the Seven Gods of Good Fortune Cherry blossoms and red Fuji for good luck in money. May Carp Streamer Symbol of success in life as it climbs a waterfall to become a dragon. June Golden Snake and White Snake and Hydrangea Hydrangea is a symbol of wealth and abundance.
- 11.7x 8.2（spread size 16.5） x 0.2 inches ※Japanese auspicious days are listed. ※Holidays on the calendar are based on U.S. standards.
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Lucky Shop28% OffLucky Shop Japan Original God Hotei Buddha Wooden Figurine Good Luck Charm Smiling Japanese Home Decor Palm-Size Natural Wood Caving Craft Office Living Kitchen feng Shui Decor 2 × 2 × 2 inches
Main highlights- 2×2×2in. 1.7oz. Size that can be placed in the palm of your hand. Japanese home decor, made from tsuge wood. It can be displayed anywhere you like. No religion or ideology is involved. Display this Japanese homw decor wherever you like.
- This Japanese décor is made from tsuge wood. Tsuge grows slowly and is said to be a dense, crack-resistant, and durable wood. Therefore, it is considered a lucky charm symbolizing "firm and unchanging bonds" and at the same time signifying marital bliss and family safety. It is one of the best woods to process for good luck Japanese decor.
- There is a legend that he was always smiling and involved with people, and that the big bag he carries is full of treasures. He is also believed to be a god of good fortune, good luck, and the treasure of children. Hotei is more famous as a Japanese god, although he is said to have originated from a priest who actually existed in China.
- The Buddhist rosary beads that Hotei has in his left hand are believed to ward off evil spirits and bring good luck. The stick called Nyoi, which Hotei holds in his right hand, is said to gather good luck. The big belly represents receptivity and attracts people, friends, and guests. The large earlobes symbolize wealth.
- Hotei is popular among non-Japanese as well, and can be seen in Japanese lucky charm shops and souvenir shops. The striking smile and the fact that it is instantly recognizable as a Japanese good luck charm are thought to be part of its popularity.
- Because of its auspiciousness, the Hotei is associated with many wishes. For example, good luck, health, longevity, marital bliss, and prosperity of offspring. Although it is a cute size that fits in the palm of your hand, it is exciting to think that so many wishes may be fulfilled with this one ornament.
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Mount ClothiousFukurokuju - Japan Lucky God Japanese Mythology Folk Deity T-Shirt
Main highlights- Lightweight, Classic fit, Double-needle sleeve and bottom hem
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Cosmo CraftCosmo Craft Japanese teacup Seven Lucky Gods Shichifukujin Yunomi
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GenericJapanese Lucky Cat Maneki Neko Beckoning Cat White Right Omikuji Fortune Teller Japanese Fortune Slips Fengshui Lucky Fortune cat Figurines Waving Fortune
Main highlights- MANEKI NEKO is common Japanese sculpture, which is believed to bring good luck to the owner. Invite Fengshui Good Luck and Wealth into your home or office.
- MADE IN JAPAN , Ceramic (unglazed)
- LUCKY CAT grants different wishes depending on which of its paws is raised. Right hand → money luck Left hand → Thousands of customers White → Inviting good luck Yellow → Inviting good match Gold → Inviting financial luck
- Get an Omikuji as a Souvenir !!! attractive, unique and cute omikuji
- FORTUNE TELLING 大吉 Daikichi Great blessing 中吉 Chūkichi Middle blessing 小吉 Shōkichi Small blessing 吉 Kichi Blessing 末吉 Suekichi Future blessing 凶 Kyou Bad fortune 大凶 Daikyou Great bad fortune
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ArancioneandQHandmade Traditional Japanese Omamori Blessing Lucky Amulet for Good Luck/Health/Wealth/Expel Bad Luck Hanging Fortune Gifts for Women Men
Main highlights- 5. The outer packaging is a beautiful wooden box. Great gifts for friends, family, colleagues, birthdays, holidays, Christmas, Valentine's Day, presentations, etc., or for yourself or your loved ones.
- 4. You can place lucky charms in obvious places like backpacks, keys, walls, or cars to make them look less dull.
- 3. Fill it with Omamori Crystals, Omamori Salt, and Wormwood to increase luck. Plastic protective case for physical protection.
- 2. Made of high-quality cloth brocade, beautifully printed and embroidered. Purple is elegant and mysterious.
- 1. A traditional symbol of good luck and protection, this Japan omamori is uniquely designed to bring peace and prosperity to its owners and ward off bad luck.
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JapanBargainJapanBargain 1614, Japanese Ceramic Maneki Neko Feng Shui Fortune Lucky Cat Collectible Figurine Made in Japan, Warding Off Bad Spirits, Black
Main highlights- The Japanese Maneki Neko cat is used for Feng Shui believed to bring in good luck and fortune.
- The Black Cat Protect you from Illness, Warding Off Bad Spirits, bring you Wealth and Good Health.
- Maneki Neko is also commonly known as money cat or fortune cat.
- Made in Japan, Traditional folk craft
- Dimensions: 3.5 inch x 3.25 inch, Material: Ceramic
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Oriental AntiquesJapanese Satsuma Lucky Gods in a Boat Oriental Design Tote Bag
Main highlights- Spot clean/dry clean only.
- Made of a lightweight, spun polyester canvas-like fabric.
- Features a stunning Satsuma pottery design depicting the God of Good Fortune in a boat.
- Design from a genuine hand-painted Meiji period Satsuma pottery.
- All seams and stress points are double-stitched for durability, and the reinforced bottom flattens to fit more items and hold larger objects.
- 16” x 16” bag with two 14” long and 1” wide black cotton webbing strap handles.
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CasesMint - Lucky Dragon Asian Japanese ChineseiPhone 16 Plus Asian japanese chinese lucky rich red yellow dragon god Case
Main highlights- Two-part protective case made from a premium scratch-resistant polycarbonate shell and shock absorbent TPU liner protects against drops
- Printed in the USA
- Perfect gift Idea on birthday present, anniversary, Mother's Day, Father's Day, Xmas, Christmas and Thanksgiving for men, women, teens, kids, boys and girls, him, her, mom, dad, daughter, sun, sisters, girlfriend, boyfriend, wife, husband, grandma, grandpa
- Easy installation
- Asian japanese chinese lucky rich red yellow dragon god tattoo abstract watercolor aesthetic beautiful style design. A great present for person that love asian japanese chinese dragon lucky item tattoo theme, men boys boyfriends husband dad daddy husband.
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Independently publishedThe Lucky Gods of Otsu: An Akitada Novel (Akitada Mysteries)
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