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STONE CLUB
| Address | Bakuro-machi 3-2-4 Chuo-ku, Osaka-shi Osaka, JAPAN ZIP:541-0059 |
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| Representative Name | Weirong Lin |
| Annual Revenue | closed |
| No. of Employees | closed |
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SD item code:18322792
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| S1 |
Main unit × 1 (approx. 8 mm)
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本体×1（約8mm）
(23342-1)
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(23342-1)
Wholesale Price: Members Only
1 pc /set
Sold Out
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| S2 |
Main unit × 1 (approx. 10 mm)
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本体×1（約10mm）
(23342-2)
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(23342-2)
Wholesale Price: Members Only
1 pc /set
In Stock
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| S3 |
Main unit × 1 (approx. 12 mm)
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本体×1（約12mm）
(23342-3)
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(23342-3)
Wholesale Price: Members Only
1 pc /set
Sold Out
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About 1 week
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| Dimensions |
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Approx. 8 mm
Approx. 10 mm Approx. 12 mm |
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Country of manufacture: From Japan
Material / component: Kamimizo Cherry Blossoms
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Description
| *What is [Uwamizu-zakura]? Its ancient name is “Hahaka,” which appears in the [Amano-Iwato] myth in the *Kojiki*, and it is used in tortoise-shell divination. The myth of the Cave of the Heavenly Rock states: “[Summoning Amenokoyane-no-Mikoto and Futotama-no-Mikoto, they cut off the shoulder of the male stag of Mount Amakaguyama, took the *hahaka* from Mount Amakaguyama, and had them perform a divination together].” It is said that they extracted the bones of a male deer from Mount Amakaguyama, burned them using the bark of that tree, and used the results to divine good or bad fortune. From the early days of the Nara period onward, there were apparently several shrines designated to offer this tree as a sacred tree for divination rituals; even today, during the Daijōsai (Grand Harvest Festival), a divination ritual is performed to select the Saida (sacred rice fields) for the Yuki-no-Miko and Miko-no-Miko, and the Kamimizo cherry is offered. When Emperor Naruhito ascended the throne, this practice was followed to determine the quality of the rice. In this divination, the cracks that form around the groove—known as “ura-mizo”—were written as [Uwamizu-zakura], and through phonetic corruption, the tree came to be called Uwamizu-zakura. [About Stone Club] [Stone Club] is a natural stone wholesaler with a physical store in Hakuro-cho, Osaka. We handle design and manufacturing at our own factories in Japan and overseas, and carry a wide selection of natural stones carefully selected locally. We have a proven track record of sales and have received high praise from many customers for our quality, product selection, and staff service. |
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| Shipping Method | Estimated Arrival |
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| Sea Mail | From Dec.7th 2026 to Feb.8th 2027 |
| Air Mail | From Nov.19th 2026 to Nov.23rd 2026 |
| EMS | From Nov.18th 2026 to Nov.23rd 2026 |
| Pantos Express | From Nov.20th 2026 to Nov.25th 2026 |
| DHL | From Nov.18th 2026 to Nov.20th 2026 |
| UPS | From Nov.18th 2026 to Nov.20th 2026 |
| FedEx | From Nov.18th 2026 to Nov.20th 2026 |
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Its ancient name is “Hahaka,” which appears in the [Amano-Iwato] myth in the *Kojiki*, and it is used in tortoise-shell divination.
The myth of the Cave of the Heavenly Rock states: “[Summoning Amenokoyane-no-Mikoto and Futotama-no-Mikoto, they cut off the shoulder of the male stag of Mount Amakaguyama,
took the *hahaka* from Mount Amakaguyama, and had them perform a divination together].”
It is said that they extracted the bones of a male deer from Mount Amakaguyama, burned them using the bark of that tree, and used the results to divine good or bad fortune.
From the early days of the Nara period onward, there were apparently several shrines designated to offer this tree as a sacred tree for divination rituals;
even today, during the Daijōsai (Grand Harvest Festival), a divination ritual is performed to select the Saida (sacred rice fields) for the Yuki-no-Miko and Miko-no-Miko, and the Kamimizo cherry is offered.
When Emperor Naruhito ascended the throne, this practice was followed to determine the quality of the rice.
In this divination, the cracks that form around the groove—known as “ura-mizo”—were written as [Uwamizu-zakura],
and through phonetic corruption, the tree came to be called Uwamizu-zakura.
[About Stone Club]
[Stone Club] is a natural stone wholesaler with a physical store in Hakuro-cho, Osaka.
We handle design and manufacturing at our own factories in Japan and overseas, and carry a wide selection of natural stones carefully selected locally.
We have a proven track record of sales and have received high praise from many customers for our quality, product selection, and staff service.
古名は古事記の「天の岩戸」に出てくる波波迦（ははか）といい、亀甲占いで使われます。
天岩戸神話に『天児屋命と布刀玉命を召して、天の香山の真男鹿の肩を全きて、
天の香山のははかを取りて、占合ひまかなはしめて』とあり
天香久山の雄鹿の骨を抜き取ってその木の皮で焼き、吉凶を占ったとされています。
奈良朝の往時から、国時のト占いに用いる為、神域の木として、献上を定められた神社が数社あったようですが、
現代においても、大嘗祭の折、悠紀主基の齋田を選定するト占いが行われており、上溝桜が献上されています。
徳仁天皇が即位した際にもこれに倣って米の品質を決められました。
この占いで、溝の周辺に生じる割れ目＝裏溝が転じて「ウワミズザクラ」と書き、
それが転訛してウワミズザクラと呼ばれるようになりました。
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