Local Toys of Kagoshima Okko no Konbo (Roly-Poly Toy) Red and White Set A guardian deity of happiness passed down in Kagoshima. It is the wife of Daikoku-sama, one of the Seven Lucky Gods. It is a lucky charm of Kagoshima that is believed to bring good fortune when displayed in the kitchen, praying for the good health of the family. It is customary to buy one more than the number of family members, wishing for an extra helping of happiness to come. Each Okko no Konbo is unique and adorable, though they may seem similar. The name "Okko no Konbo" came from the pronunciation of "okiagari koboshi" (roly-poly toy). Red is for "family safety," yellow is for "financial fortune," and white is for "beauty," and they are the gods who watch over the family's good health. I am selling it because I have no place to display it. I ask for your understanding as this is a used item.