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本間 美加子(著)
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JAN:9784798179025
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(179020)
JAN:9784798179025
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Format: A5 size
Number of pages:208 |
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Country of manufacture: Japan
Material / component: Format:Book (paper)
Year of manufacture: 2023
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Description
Every day gets a little better. Things*that bring happiness in one book Japanese people love things that make them grateful, and not just shrines and red seals. In this day and age when the future is uncertain, spiritual things are being reevaluated. This book takes up "lucky charms" born from the desire to live a happy life, and thoroughly explains their origins and background beliefs, folklore, history, calendars, events, and more. In addition, tips on how to actually live with good fortune and questions about shrines and temples are also answered. Illustrator Hikari Shimamura's graphics will introduce you to the world of Shintoism, Buddhism, and folklore in a cute and fun way. Want to make your everyday life a little better. Want to bring happiness. Want to make your luck open up. This is a book that will gently accompany such feelings. PART01 100 items for good luck There are many good luck items and lucky charms around the world. There are not only visually cute good luck charms and red seals, but also traditional lucky animal motifs such as turtles, frogs, and cats, Daruma dolls, beckoning cats, stones, and many more. Here we introduce motifs that have been considered lucky since ancient times, with explanations of their history, origin, and benefits. We also introduce currently available good luck charms, local toys, and daily life utensils using lucky motifs. Please try to find your favorites. PART02 46 questions about gods and Buddha, folklore, and the calendar Behind lucky charms, there are various beliefs, traditions, and traditional events. By learning about them, you will become more familiar with the things that you have come to appreciate. Is it wrong to have a lot of good luck charms? and other frequently asked questions about shrines and temples, as well as folklore and calendars, will be explained in an easy-to-understand manner. PART03 Daily Devices to Bring Good Fortune Here are some tips on how to live with good fortune in order to bring a little happiness into your daily life. These tips include eating seasonal foods, being aware of traditional events, and using a modern Shinto altar to invite the gods into your home. We hope you will try to improve your luck by starting with simple things. |
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Other items from this category:
Things*that bring happiness in one book
Japanese people love things that make them grateful, and not just shrines and red seals. In this day and age when the future is uncertain, spiritual things are being reevaluated. This book takes up "lucky charms" born from the desire to live a happy life, and thoroughly explains their origins and background beliefs, folklore, history, calendars, events, and more. In addition, tips on how to actually live with good fortune and questions about shrines and temples are also answered. Illustrator Hikari Shimamura's graphics will introduce you to the world of Shintoism, Buddhism, and folklore in a cute and fun way. Want to make your everyday life a little better. Want to bring happiness. Want to make your luck open up. This is a book that will gently accompany such feelings.
PART01
100 items for good luck
There are many good luck items and lucky charms around the world. There are not only visually cute good luck charms and red seals, but also traditional lucky animal motifs such as turtles, frogs, and cats, Daruma dolls, beckoning cats, stones, and many more. Here we introduce motifs that have been considered lucky since ancient times, with explanations of their history, origin, and benefits. We also introduce currently available good luck charms, local toys, and daily life utensils using lucky motifs. Please try to find your favorites.
PART02
46 questions about gods and Buddha, folklore, and the calendar
Behind lucky charms, there are various beliefs, traditions, and traditional events. By learning about them, you will become more familiar with the things that you have come to appreciate. Is it wrong to have a lot of good luck charms? and other frequently asked questions about shrines and temples, as well as folklore and calendars, will be explained in an easy-to-understand manner.
PART03
Daily Devices to Bring Good Fortune
Here are some tips on how to live with good fortune in order to bring a little happiness into your daily life. These tips include eating seasonal foods, being aware of traditional events, and using a modern Shinto altar to invite the gods into your home. We hope you will try to improve your luck by starting with simple things.
幸せを招くモノ・コトを1冊に
神社や御朱印にかぎらず、日本人はありがたいものが大好き。先行きの見えない現代では、精神的なものが見直されています。本書では、幸せに暮らしたいという想いから生まれた「縁起物」を取り上げ、その由来や背景となる信仰・伝承・歴史・暦・行事等をしっかり解説。また、実際に縁起よく暮らすためのコツや、神社仏閣に関する疑問にもお答えします。イラストレーターしまむらひかりさんのグラフィックで、かわいく、楽しく、神仏や伝承の世界をご紹介します。少しだけ毎日を上向きにしたい。幸せを呼び込みたい。運を開きたい。そんなみなさんの気持ちに、そっと寄り添う1冊です。
PART01
開運アイテム100
ちまたにたくさんある開運アイテムや縁起物。ビジュアルがかわいいお守りや御朱印はもちろん、亀や蛙、猫など昔ながらの開運動物モチーフや達磨や招き猫、ストーンなどいろいろなものがあります。古来、縁起が良いとされてきたモチーフを、その歴史と由来、ご利益の説明付きでご紹介します。また、現在入手することのできるお守りや郷土玩具、縁起のよいモチーフを使った暮らしの道具などもご紹介します。ぜひお気に入りを探してみてください。
PART02
神仏・伝承・暦の疑問46
縁起物の背景には、さまざまな信仰や伝承、伝統行事などがあります。それらを知ることで、なんとなくありがたがっているアレコレがより身近になります。お守りってたくさん持ってちゃダメなの? といった神社仏閣のよくある質問に加え、民間伝承や暦について、みんなが抱きがちな素朴な疑問をわかりやすく解説します。
PART03
福を呼ぶ日々の工夫
毎日の暮らしに小さな幸福を呼び込むための、縁起をかついで暮らすコツをご紹介します。季節のものを食べたり、昔ながらの行事を意識したり、モダンな神棚で神様を家にお招きしたりと、生活に取り入れやすいことを集めました。ぜひ簡単なものから取り入れて運気アップしてみてください。