A Charming Amulet for Sea Lovers: Ride the Wave of Good Fortune with "Anokami Shrine's Surfing Amulet"

Popular Amulet Among Surfers ♡

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I discovered a design of an amulet I've never seen before!

It’s called "Naminori Mamoru," embroidered with sharks and waves.＊

The white amulet features navy embroidery. It’s a simple and refreshing amulet. ♩

May you ride the wave of good fortune.

The Naminori Mamoru is an amulet from "Anori Shrine" located in Shima City, Mie Prefecture.

It carries this meaning.

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"Ride the Wave of Good Fortune"

It is prayed for all people involved in fisheries, marine sports, and those who seek peace, to safely overcome the rough waves of life and ride the wave of good fortune.

This protective pouch is made from hemp, which is said to ward off impurities.

The deity of Anori Shrine, Watatsumi-no-Kami, is a sea god appearing in Japanese mythology.

During the Bunroku Campaign, he assisted the fleet led by Kuki Yoshitaka, and it is told that during the Ansei Tōkai earthquake in the 7th year of Ka'ei, he reduced the force of the great tsunami. Thus, it is a shrine deeply connected to waves throughout history.

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Anori Shrine has a long history of being closely related to waves and has helped many people.

The Naminori Mamoru can be received there.

It is worn by surfers and fishermen who wish to "ride good waves safely," and it also carries the meaning of riding the wave of good fortune, making it perfect for newlywed couples embarking on new journeys. ♡

In life, I want to ride the good waves! ♡

✅ To the waves of the sea

✅ And to the waves of good fortune

The Naminori Mamoru is imbued with wishes.

It’s about a one-hour drive from Ise Jingu, so please consider including it in your trip to Ise! ♩

<Details of Anori Shrine>

Address: 844 Anori, Ago-cho, Shima City, Mie Prefecture

➡Google Maps here

Phone Number: 0599-46-0570 (Connects to Shima City Tourism Association.)

◆ How to get there using public transportation:

Take a bus bound for Anori from Uka Station on the Kintetsu Seka Line to Anori (about 20 minutes), then walk for about 20 minutes.

◆ How to get there by car:

From Ise IC on the Ise Expressway, take the Ise Futami Toba Line, the Second Ise Road, and National Route 167 (about 50 minutes).

Here’s the wide view on Google Maps.

From the back of the shrine, you can overlook Matoya Bay.＊