※Please be sure to read the profile※ Thank you for viewing. This is a Goshuin (red seal stamp) of the Year of the Horse Kiri-e (paper cutout) received at Koami Shrine in Nihonbashi, a powerful spot in Tokyo for good luck, warding off evil, and prosperity in business. The date is January 1st, Reiwa 8 (2026), New Year's Day, Taian (auspicious day), and Ichiryū Manbaibi (a day believed to be lucky for starting new things). Please note that the color of the image may differ slightly depending on the lighting. Please refrain from purchasing if you are concerned about minor details, as there may be initial scratches. Please understand that the packaging will be simple. Goshuin, Goshuincho (Goshuin book), limited edition, New Year, Hatsumode (first shrine visit of the year), Omamori (amulet), Shrine, Asakusa Shrine, Imado Shrine, Ueno Toshogu Shrine, Koami Shrine, Doburoku Festival, Otori Shrine, Tori no Ichi (rooster market), Meiji Jingu Shrine, Shibuya Hikawa Shrine, Sakurajinja Shrine, Hebi Kubojinja Shrine, Tower Daijingu Shrine, Tokyo Tower, Sakuragi Shrine, Anahachimangu Shrine, Futatenjinja Shrine, Ichiyo Raifuku (a phrase meaning "things will turn for the better"), hard to obtain, valuable, tanuki (raccoon dog), Tanuki Mamori (raccoon dog amulet), Omamori, Asakusa, Omamori, Tanuki Mamori, pass (exam), success, winning (lottery).