This is a wooden one-sho masu (measuring box) with the characters for Narita-san. In addition to the "Narita-san" characters on the sides, powerful calligraphy is also drawn on the inside, making it very impactful. With a size of approximately 17cm in length and width (one-sho masu size), it has a strong presence, making it perfect for Setsubun bean-throwing, displaying as a lucky charm in your room, or using it as a storage box for remote controls and miscellaneous goods. This is an item that allows you to feel the warmth of the wood. 【Size】 Length: Approximately 17.2 cm Width: Approximately 17.2 cm Height: Approximately 9.0 cm 【Condition】 There are scratches on the back (bottom). Please see the 4th photo. It is not visible when displayed, but please check the condition in the photos. In addition, please understand the unique texture of wooden products and that this is a home-stored item before purchasing. 【Shipping】 To prevent water damage and breakage, we will carefully pack it in bubble wrap before shipping. #Narita-san #One-shoMasu #WoodenMasu #Setsubun #LuckyCharm #JapaneseGoods #Interior #SmallItemHolder #ShowaRetro #TraditionalCrafts #StorageGoods Please note that this is a used item, so only those who understand this are welcome to purchase. Please refrain from purchasing if you are nervous or seek perfection. Inuyama Narita-san, woven with history and faith It is the Nagoya branch of Shinshoji Temple, Narita-san (Narita City, Chiba Prefecture), the head temple of the Chisan school of Shingon Buddhism, and the principal image is Fudo Myoo. The main hall was built in October 1953, and the Great Buddhist Ceremony for the completion of the statue was held on November 3 of the same year, and Daiseiji Temple, the Nagoya branch of Narita-san (commonly known as Inuyama Narita-san), was founded. Since then, with the great support of the ten directions of believers, the solemnity of the temple buildings has been increased, and it is now the center of Fudo Myoo faith in the Chubu region.