Omiya Hachimangu Shrine Omamori

Founded in 1063 AD in Tokyo's Suginami ward, Omiya Hachimangu is the third-largest shrine among Tokyo's 23 wards, sitting near what's considered the geographic center of the city — a distinction that's earned it the nickname "the belly button of Tokyo." Like other Hachimangu shrines, it's dedicated to Hachiman.

Omamori associated with Omiya Hachimangu are traditionally sought for protection and success in study or examinations, reflecting the shrine's long-standing role as a place people turn to before facing something important.

Omamori in this collection are genuine items associated with Omiya Hachimangu Shrine, shipped from Japan with tracked worldwide delivery.