We create amulets from shrines that are not sold. Ubusunagami, Ujigami, Shinto altar, amulet, good luck.

These amulets are exclusively for shrines where the principal deity is of Shinto origin. We do not create amulets for shrines dedicated to Tenmangu, Hachiman, Emperors, castle lords, or military commanders.
Furthermore, we do not create amulets with only the name of a deity.

? One amulet of your Ujigami (guardian deity of the area) or Sanshinsama (deity of your ancestral home)
Materials: Wood, Paper

Due to many people being unable to enshrine amulets because they are not sold at shrines, I have been instructed by Toyouke Omikami to create them.
I have received permission from the deities.

?? If amulets are sold at your local shrine or your Ujigami's shrine, please purchase them there.
I will convey the method taught by Toyouke Omikami. For this amulet only, you can ask at the shrine to have your Ujigami's divine energy infused by yourself. If you wish to purchase a new amulet again, communication between Toyouke Omikami and your Ujigami is necessary, and without a medium (like a shrine maiden), the divine energy cannot be infused.

The basic size is similar to Jingū Taima (Grand Shrine of Ise amulet) Small: 24.5 x 6.8 cm.

As these are handmade, please understand that there may be slight variations such as faded ink or minor bends.

☆ Things to research before ordering:
① The name of your Ujigami's shrine. If you wish to know who your local Ujigami is, please contact the Shrine Office of your prefecture.

Additionally, when enshrining the Jingū Taima amulet, please ensure you enshrine it together with the amulets of your Ujigami and any shrines you revere, for a total of three deities (pillars). If there is no space to the right or left, stack your Ujigami and revered shrine amulets behind the Jingū Taima, or place them in front of the door as shown in the photo. If you have an amulet from Gekū (Toyouke Omikami Shrine) at home, Amaterasu Omikami has instructed to stack it directly behind the Jingū Taima amulet. Faith is a personal choice, and it is not mandatory to have a kamidana (shrine shelf) or to enshrine deities at home.

If you wish to create a power spot within your home, a kamidana is like a small shrine. Therefore, for those who wish to strengthen their divine protection, we recommend setting up a kamidana and believing in the presence of deities.

Among those who make a living as Shinto priests, there are those who inherit the role through ancestral bloodline, in addition to those who pursue the path after graduating from a Shinto school.
I am of the latter group. After gaining a certain amount of life experience, I was informed of my connection and destiny with Toyouke Omikami, and I promised Toyouke Omikami and Omononushi Omikami to dedicate my efforts to the world.