Yasukuni Shrine was established in 1869 by Emperor Meiji to enshrine those who gave their lives for the nation. With its serene grounds graced by approximately 500 cherry trees — including Japan's official bloom-monitoring "sample tree" — this sanctuary in the heart of Tokyo carries a timeless prayer for peace and gratitude.
This grand-sized omamori — a traditional Japanese good luck charm — features the shrine's sacred crest woven into premium brocade fabric. At 11.5 × 6 cm, it has a generous, stately presence that makes its blessings for physical health feel especially powerful. Available in white and vermillion (shu), each color carries its own traditional significance in Japanese culture. This larger format is ideal for those who want a charm with a bold, visible presence — perfect for hanging in a prominent spot at home, in a car, or on a large bag. A meaningful and luxurious gift for parents, grandparents, or anyone you wish enduring health and strength.
