Hida Takayama Sarubobo Sarubobo warrior amulet luck in games prayer for victory prayer for success exam employment money luck sb-012 (Tokugawa Ieyasu)

This is a folk craft from the Hida region, the Sarubobo, a lucky charm. Let's improve your luck with the Sarubobo warrior! This is a popular warrior series with a suction cup. Sarubobo means "baby monkey" in the dialect of the Hida region. In the past, mothers made these dolls to wish their daughters and children "to grow up healthy and happy." They represent matchmaking, fertility, safe childbirth, marital harmony, and good health. Sarubobo warriors are made with the image of Oda Nobunaga, Tokugawa Ieyasu, Toyotomi Hideyoshi, Akechi Mitsuhide, and Ishida Mitsunari. Defeat yourself! Win the exam! Win the job hunt! They will cut through your weak feelings. Why not overcome your weak feelings with a strong wish or prayer with the Sarubobo warrior? It is also popular with history lovers. It comes with a suction cup, so you can attach it to your car or display it anywhere you like in your room. We deliver this with the hope that happiness will come to you. [Country of Origin] Made in Japan (Hida Takayama) [Size] Approximately 8 cm x 4 cm, string length approximately 10 cm [Weight] Approximately 16 g