Osaka Naritasan Fudoson Omamori

Osaka Naritasan Fudoson was established in 1934 as a branch temple of the famous Naritasan Shinshoji in Chiba, dedicated to Fudo Myoo, a protective deity depicted surrounded by flame, said to cut through obstacles and misfortune. It holds a distinctive place in Japanese religious history as the first temple to bless vehicles for traffic safety — a tradition it still performs for roughly 200,000 cars a year at a dedicated hall built specifically for the purpose.

Omamori associated with Naritasan Fudoson are traditionally sought for protection against misfortune and safety while traveling, reflecting the temple's specific, well-documented history.

Omamori in this collection are genuine items associated with Osaka Naritasan Fudoson, shipped from Japan with tracked worldwide delivery.