Koa-mi Shrine, Nihonbashi - Manpuku Funanori Benzaiten Mamori Visitors come from all over the country. Hand reader Shuhei Shimada introduced it as a power spot. This is a charm from Koa-mi Shrine in Ningyocho, Tokyo, famous for its good fortune in money. There is no paper bag from the shrine. Purchased January 2026 Unopened Founded in 1466 (Bunsho 1), "Koa-mi Shrine" is revered as the "God of Strong Luck and Evil Warding" because the buildings within the shrine grounds were spared from the air raids during the Great Tokyo Air Raid, and all the soldiers who went to war with the shrine's amulets during the Greater East Asia War returned safely.