Thank you for viewing. Hayama Shrine Year of the Horse Limited Edition Uma Kuku Iku Mamori (Good Luck Charm) "Sama" (Left Horse), with the character for "horse" reversed to the left. The "Uma Kuku Iku Mamori" (Good Luck Charm), with nine horses depicted, is an auspicious item that brings good fortune and allows one to live life without major setbacks. It features traditional lucky patterns that boost luck and offers blessings for nine types of good fortune: winning luck, career advancement, love, health, wealth, family, business prosperity, passing exams, and a bountiful harvest. "Year of the Horse, Hayama Shrine" 2026 (Reiwa 8) is a special year of Hinoe-Uma, which comes around only once every 60 years in the combination of the Ten Heavenly Stems and the Twelve Earthly Branches. "A Year of Soaring Leap" The power of the blazing fire is very strong, powerfully pushing forward the luck of life, symbolizing vitality, progress, leap, success, prosperity, and winning luck, and is a special year of positivity where everything "goes well." [Details] Hayama Shrine is a historic shrine founded in 1217 by Kagetoki Kajihara's older brother, Kagemi. It is widely known for its divine virtue of "everything going well." The shrine grounds were located at an altitude of 12m, but there is a "Nade-uma" (Touching Horse) statue of a divine horse that withstood the 15m tsunami of the Great East Japan Earthquake. Visitors never cease to gently stroke its head, legs, and body, wishing for everything to go well. The enshrined deity is Ukanomitama-no-Mikoto, who is believed to bring blessings for a bountiful harvest, business prosperity, and improved financial luck. Also, from the story of the first Kagemi praying for the safe delivery of Masako Hojo at the command of Minamoto no Yoritomo, and the safe birth of a son (Minamoto no Yoriie), it is also known as a guardian deity for safe childbirth and child-rearing. Instant purchase is OK (⁎ᴗ͈ˬᴗ͈⁎)