【About the Shrine ⛩】 Kanda Myojin Shrine, located on a hill in Chiyoda Ward, Tokyo, not far from the Imperial Palace (former Edo Castle). With a history of nearly 1300 years, it is a historic shrine associated with the Tokugawa shogunate, which has protected the city of Edo by being enshrined in its northeast direction (kimon). It enshrines "Daikoku-sama" for matchmaking, "Ebisu-sama" for business prosperity, and "Masakado-sama" for warding off evil and disaster. In ancient times, it watched over the prosperity of Edo, and in modern times, it continues to watch over people challenging themselves in IT and business. It is worshipped as a power spot for good luck, bestowing strength during major challenges and turning points in life. For those who cannot visit due to distance or other reasons, you can still receive blessings by simply obtaining an amulet ☆ 【About the Amulet】 This amulet features a charming design inspired by "Akari-chan," the divine horse (shinme) that actually resides at Kanda Myojin Shrine. The background features a Yagasuri (arrow feather) pattern, and the words "umaku iku" (it will go well) embroidered in gold thread create a very auspicious finish. The wordplay of "umaku (horse) iku" (it will go well) embodies wishes for good fortune in winning and success. This amulet is perfect for those who want to turn things around, for those embarking on new challenges such as finding a job, changing careers, or taking exams, and also as a gift for horse lovers. Bring the Edo spirit and sacred power to your hands.