Japanese Wooden Shinto Ema Plaque Tegata Vtg Washuzan Traffic Safety EM101 renge 5 wide cm x 38

5 wide cm x 38 long cm (Bottom bar 18

Condition: Good condition though there is a slight crack

gold silk case

"Dorei bells have a long history and have been used in festivals and ceremonies since the Jomon period (about 13000 to 2300 years ago) when they were said to have the power to ward off evil spirits

3 cm wide x 24

Japanese Wooden Shinto Ema Plaque Tegata Vtg Washuzan Traffic Safety EM101 renge 5 wide cm x 38Vintage Japanese Wooden Decorative Plaque This vintage Japanese wooden souvenir plaque features a Haiku poem about Washuzan, a mountain in the Setonaikai National Park in Okayama. The illustration is of Mukuchijima or Mukuchi island, which is famous for the elephant shaped Zoiwa rock. It has calligraphy on the back. This plaque has a red and white braided cord and a small bell. Ema is a small wooden plaque used at Shinto shrines, and sometimes