Silver Wash Shrine, the Hardest Japanese Shrine✨🍋

Anyone who sees this post and is destined to save you.

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Younger is an owl from the "Koami Jinja Shrine," also known as the Thai "Silver Wash Shrine."

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This owl is not only a lovely souvenir, but has a very profound meaning. I'll review it.

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🦉 1. The meaning of "owl" in Japanese belief.

The Japanese consider owls to be the ones that bring good luck from Japanese homonyms:

* Fukuro: It can be written as Kanji, which means "No Hardship" or "Without Adversity."

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* Fuku (Fuku): means "fortune" (Luck) + Ro (Ro): means "come," together is "fortune come."

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💖 2. Why is it "pink"?

Usually we see golden owls, but the "pink" you get here focuses on:

* Love & Relationships: Help attract good people or smooth existing love.

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* Mindful Happiness: Emphasizes tenderness, comfort, and "not troublesome" in matters of feeling.

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⛩️ 3.Power from Koami Jinja Shrine

The shrine is reputed to be the "strongest" shrine in Tokyo.

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* Legend: In the days of World War II, every soldier who carried an amulet from here survived, and the shrine itself miraculously escaped destruction.

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* Clearing money: Tokyo Zeniarai Benten believes it will help the gold grow.

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Summary of the meaning of this owl

That you get "pink owl" from a shrine of riches and hard horns means:

> "May you live a comfortable life, have no hardships (Fukuro), have money, use no lack of hands (from shrine prestige), and have a smooth relationship love, bright (from pink)"!

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Ment "lucky." Get good luck from each other.

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