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My friend let me have one of his charms that someone else had brought back from their trip to Japan many years ago (he gave me the charm a couple years back). We were dating at the time and he gave me one of a pair. A roommate's friend's dog got in my room and ate it (so my roommate said, anyways). It was kind of a special thing to my friend so I felt bad and wanted to give him a replacement. I never did find the same one, but I'm glad to have found one with the same quality as the one I lost. He really liked it.The estimated time to ship it to me was a little over a month, but it got here in about a week and a half. It was a good purchase.

Nice quality having many little charms purchased at shrines in Japan my girlfriend had wanted one of her own as a little lucky charm in her bag. Not knowing where to really get one in the states I was pleasantly surprised to find these on Amazon and the quality was also very nice. The only thing I would say is they are slightly on the larger side compared to every single one I have purchased in Japan but that is not really much of an issue. My girlfriend is happy with the product so that means so am I

Beautiful charm! I’ll have this on me for a year and will send it to a Shinto shrine in Japan to properly send it off with a ceremony. Please do your research on the omamori before purchasing it :)

Beautiful omamori.

Nice quality, but I don’t know why the price dropped down to $12.99 after I placed the order for $25.99. Not very happy.

Al padre de mis hijos le gustó mucho.

Hanging on the shrine right now...very well made,very beautiful

Feeling lucky already