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Translating an omikuji
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2015/5/17 08:12
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I don't speak Japanese, so I'm hoping someone can help me. I got an omikuji from a joy box at a restaurant. I'm not sure what the correct term for it is, so I just called it an omikuji. They're pretty similar, right? Can someone help me translate it? Here's a picture: https://s.yimg.com/hd/answers/i/8587ccb41d6446d38f...Thanks in advance!
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by Anonymous (guest)
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Re: Translating an omikuji
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2015/5/19 20:22
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Hello.
Your picture is a kind of contemporary Omikuji,but it is a little different from traditional Omikuji which is sold at old shrines.
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by Pembroke Welsh Corgi (guest)
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Re: Translating an omikuji
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2015/5/20 01:57
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Hey!
Thank you for replying. :)
Do you understand what any of it says? I'm having a hard time figuring it out.
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