An item introduced on a TV program as the "2026 Strongest Luck-Boosting Item" ⤴️♪ [About the Shrine] Meiji Jingu Shrine is known as the shrine with the most visitors for New Year's visits in Japan. Despite being in the heart of Tokyo, it is surrounded by a vast forest and is known as Tokyo's premier power spot. Reasons cited for this include its status as a healing spot, located in the center of Tokyo, one of the world's leading metropolises, yet possessing a vast sacred forest (Jingu no Mori), and its location on a dragon脉 (ryūmyaku) that extends from Mt. Fuji. Its power spot effects are said to include healing, purification, and luck enhancement. The enshrined deities are Emperor Meiji and Empress Shoken, and while matchmaking is a well-known benefit, other benefits include business prosperity, family safety, and warding off evil. For those who cannot visit due to distance or other reasons, you can still receive blessings by obtaining lucky charms or amulets ☆ [About the Amulet] The South Approach Torii Gate (Harajuku Entrance First Torii), which has welcomed many visitors for 100 years as the boundary of Meiji Jingu Shrine's sacred area since its enshrinement in the 9th year of Taisho (1920), was rebuilt as a commemorative project for the 100th anniversary of its enshrinement in the 2nd year of Reiwa (2020). Using the wood from the former South Approach Torii Gate (Taiwan cypress, 1300 years old), which had fulfilled its long-standing role, the "Jōsai Shōfuku Mamori" (amulet for warding off disaster and inviting good fortune) was made, praying for the removal of all calamities and the invitation of blessings. A different design is sold in limited quantities each year, making it recommended for collectors as well.