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Hello, does anyone know how to say ''tailsman'' in Hiragana/Kanji? Like some people go to a temple and get a tailsman from the priest (to keep for safety or burn and drink together with water). Does Japan have such a practice?
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by Idk (guest)
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Re: Tailsman
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2013/8/5 08:59
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We "keep" it with us for protection (never burn or drink with water...) It is called "omamori." お守り
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by AK
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Re: Tailsman
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2013/8/7 10:08
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I think tailsman is called おまもり o am mo ri.
Burned was おごま お護摩 o go ma.
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by Nacho (guest)
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Re: Tailsman
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2013/8/7 13:41
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Hello
I think
burn---
after finished Tailsman's work or
it's piriod( normaly one year), we burn, called おたきあげ(お焚き上げ) otakiage.
drink together with water----
I have no idea. Sorry.
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by atane
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