Besides the ones I have listed, there are various other Reifu (spiritual talismans) available. The number of their effects and purposes is said to be in the thousands or even tens of thousands. Here are some examples; please use them as a reference. If you are interested in any of these, please leave a comment. The price is set for two talismans. Tenkanfu (Transformation Talisman): This talisman transforms misfortune and bad luck into good fortune. Gyokujo Fu (Jade Woman Talisman): This talisman grants the power of the gods. It provides support after a little effort. Haja Fu (Evil-Breaking Talisman): This talisman repels evil spirits when things are not going well or when things go wrong. Kanjuso Fu (Curse-Returning Talisman): This talisman reflects curses back onto the sender. Shoryo Furai Fu (Living Spirit Prevention Talisman): This talisman is placed at the entrance to prevent the intrusion of living spirits. Kaiki Jo Fu (Strange Phenomenon Removal Talisman): This talisman prevents mysterious and strange phenomena. Kaiun Fu (Good Luck Talisman): This is a Mikkyo (Esoteric Buddhism) good luck talisman and can also be used as an amulet. Fufu Wagou Fu (Married Couple Harmony Talisman): This talisman helps couples stay happily married forever. Ryoen Fu (Good Relationship Talisman): This talisman is not just for romance; it helps you maintain good relationships throughout your life. Chin Fushi Fuwa Fu (Father-Son Harmony Talisman): This talisman improves the relationship between a father and son. Chin Fuwa Fu (Reconciliation Talisman): This talisman helps to reconcile and provides an opportunity for reconciliation. Anzen Fu (Safety Talisman): This talisman provides safety when traveling or in unfamiliar places. Some local deities dislike intruders; this talisman acts as a certificate or license. Koshi Gokaku Fu (Exam Passing Talisman): This talisman helps you achieve results beyond your actual ability in exams. Seishin Antei Fu (Mental Stability Talisman): This talisman calms the mind and helps with depression, schizophrenia, other mental illnesses, and the tendency to fail due to anxiety. Jokosetsu Ka Fu (Talisman to Avoid Verbal Misfortune): "The mouth is the source of disaster." This talisman suppresses excessive gossip and backbiting. Konki Fu (Perseverance Talisman): This talisman enhances your perseverance if you tend to give up easily. It can also be secretly placed on the belongings of children or employees. Ryotoku Fu (Both Benefits Talisman): This talisman helps you obtain what you desire, but you must not skimp on the effort required. Jokasai Fu (Fire Prevention Talisman): This talisman prevents fires. It also helps to discover the causes of fires, such as electrical leaks, dust in outlets, and kitchen-related issues. Enkiri Fu (Relationship-Cutting Talisman): This talisman cuts off relationships. Hoyo Murai Fu (Friend-Attracting Talisman): This talisman increases your friends and makes you well-liked. Other talismans are available for issues such as neighbor troubles, toothaches, healing illnesses, and warding off evil spirits. Reifu (spiritual talismans) or Gofu (protective talismans) originate from Taoism, Onmyodo (Yin-Yang divination), Shugendo (Japanese mountain asceticism), and Mikkyo (Esoteric Buddhism). Basically, the talismans are sent in a "Kiyome-zutsumi" (purification wrapping) made of Japanese paper. The Kiyome-zutsumi prevents impurities and evil spirits from approaching, so please use it as is. Also, all Reifu are infused with "Zuko" (a type of incense). You may feel a slight roughness when you hold it, but this is due to the purification process, so please understand.