Hida Takayama Sarubobo Sarubobo Warrior Sarubobo Amulet for Luck In Competitions, Prayer for Victory, Prayer for Passing Exams, Employment, and Money

This Sarubobo is a folk craft from the Hida region, a charm of happiness. Boost your luck with a Sarubobo warrior! This popular warrior series features a suction cup. Sarubobo means "baby monkey" in the Hida dialect. These dolls were traditionally made by mothers to wish their daughters and children "healthy growth and happiness." They symbolize matchmaking, fertility, safe childbirth, marital harmony, and good health. The Sarubobo warriors are inspired by Oda Nobunaga, Tokugawa Ieyasu, Toyotomi Hideyoshi, Akechi Mitsuhide, and Ishida Mitsunari. Overcome yourself! Win exams! Win job hunting! They will help you overcome your weak feelings. Conquer your weak feelings with strong wishes and prayers using a Sarubobo warrior! These Sarubobo warriors are also popular with history buffs. The suction cup allows you to attach them to your car or display them anywhere in your home. We deliver this with the hope that happiness will come to you. [Country of Origin] Made in Japan (Hida Takayama) [Size] Approximately 8cm x 4cm, string length approximately 10cm [Weight] Approximately 16g