Seven Fortune Gods Bell Of Japan
I bought this Seven Fortune Gods Bells at Kyoto. It’s a kind of very popular lucky gift in Japan.
There are seven fortune gods painted directly on the bell, They are worshipped widely in Japan since ancient times, as a part of traditional Japanese culture.
Hotei God: brings peace and wealth;
Jurojin God: brings peace at home and longevity;
Fukurokuju God: brings long life and happiness;
Benzaiten God: brings wisdom,
Bishamonten God: brings courage;
Daikokuten God: brings chances and wealth;
Ebisu God: protects from fire, diseases and commercial failure.
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It is so pretty and ornate. Such nice things in that country.
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Tiny reply on November 27th, 2008 7:09 pm:
yeah, I love all things with ethical culture.
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Very pretty. Where would you put it in your home?
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Tiny reply on November 27th, 2008 7:04 pm:
Oh, I have no good place for it becuase I live in a very small house in Beijing. I hang it over my bedlamp this moment.
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It is good.We have too in China
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Tiny reply on November 27th, 2008 7:06 pm:
Wow!? I never know it can also find in China!
It was the first time I knew Seven Fortune Gods.
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Would look great also on Christmas tree
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Tiny reply on November 27th, 2008 7:07 pm:
Oh, yeah, I think so!
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tiny, the bells look cute. Is it to be put in windows or hanged by the ceiling ? or maybe it will be dangling by the wind ?
sorry for asking so much, i’ve never seen anything like that before.
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Tiny reply on November 27th, 2008 7:16 pm:
Oh, as the travel guider’s saying, all your ideas are all right.
you just need put them at a good place in your home, or you can simplely hang it over your bag. It will bring good luck to you!
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This is cool !
I love to buy these wonderful gifts from overseas holidays to bring back home !
Remember my backpacking holiday in Tokyo and buying/collecting lucky charms to bring back home for friends and myself !
THe 7 Fortune Gods Bell is really special ! I would like to have it !
JH
http://www.tangenghui.com
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Tiny reply on November 27th, 2008 7:22 pm:
JH, I still have no chance to try a backpacking holiday. I am Looking forward to doing so.
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Great photos; I’d like one for my Christmas tree too! Glad to see you’re still traveling; Japan must be a fascinating country to visit. You’ve been so many places, you should write a book!
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iWalk reply on November 29th, 2008 4:28 pm:
Dear Liam,
So glad to see you again!
Long time no see, I have to introduce my co-author Tiny to you. Yeah, This is her post about her Japan trip. I am so glad you like it.:)
Yeah, I have been to many places, But I still envy you, Because I love Sydney.
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Liam reply on December 11th, 2008 2:01 pm:
Dear iWalk,
Glad to see you again too. Sorry I didn’t reply to this earlier but I didn’t notice it until now. I’m very pleased to meet you co-author; hi Tiny!
You’re right; Sydney is a top spot. I’d still love to travel as much as you have but there’s no place like home.
Liam’s last blog post..The Joy of X(ML)
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Hi iWalk,
Got a turkey for yah and a freakishly accurate Blog Personality Test for yah over at empty Streets
Have fun
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iWalk reply on November 29th, 2008 4:23 pm:
Oh, I am late!
But I am so glad the Thanksgiving Turkey still there waiting for me!
Thanks Metz, I will try it! But not on Turkey, but on chicken, Because there is no turkey on sale here!
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Wow, quite profound. I think the Hotei God is exactly what I need right now.
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Tiny reply on December 4th, 2008 2:18 pm:
Oh, You only want one? But they always give you totall!
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