Kyoto, Imamiya Shrine, Tama no Koshi (Cinderella Story) Charm, Pale Pink Imamiya Shrine is a shrine that enshrines Susanoo-no-Mikoto as the deity of warding off epidemics. Otama-san, who worked hard to rebuild the shrine after several wars, became the mother of the fifth shogun, Tokugawa Tsunayoshi, and was called Keishoin. She was born as the daughter of a greengrocer in Nishijin, and she achieved great success, rising from a greengrocer's daughter to the mother of a shogun and reaching the high rank of Juichii (Junior First Rank). From this, the term "Tama no Koshi" (Cinderella Story) is said to have originated. Keishoin did not forget her hometown and worked for the prosperity of Nishijin. When she heard that Imamiya Shrine, her ujigami (guardian deity), was in disrepair, she donated 100 koku of land to rebuild the shrine, repaired the main hall, and four new halberds were made. This charm is based on that origin and is a charm that wishes for warm happiness and never forgetting gratitude. Each charm is carefully decorated with a cute pattern of Kyoto vegetables. The color is pale pink. Received in October 2025. The charm's instruction manual will be folded and enclosed. Other colors are also on sale. Thank you. 【 #soraomamori 】 ☜ Click here to see other charms and other items for sale. We can also handle combined applications, so please consider it. m(*_ _)m Imamiya Shrine Tama no Koshi Charm Nishijin-ori Shrine Charm Omokaru Stone Tama no Koshi Charm Color: Pale Pink, Peach