Ofuda (a sacred talisman)
The Sacred Seal of Ōgamiyama Shrine
Hatsuho-ryō (traditional offering)1,000 yen
This is the ofuda of Ōgamiyama Shrine.
Please enshrine it on your household altar.
Jingū Taima (the Grand Shrine Talisman)
Hatsuho-ryō (traditional offering)
Chū-taima (medium-sized sacred talisman) 1,400 yen
Jingū Taima (sacred talisman of the Grand Shrine of Ise) 1,000 yen
This is the ofuda of the Grand Shrine of Ise.
Together with the ofuda of your local guardian deity
Please enshrine it on your household altar.
Ōgamiyama Shrine Divine Seal Wooden Talisman
Hatsuho-ryō (traditional offering)1,500円
This is the wooden ofuda of Ōgamiyama Shrine.
Kensaki Ofuda, Six‑sun Ofuda, Livestock and Animal Protection Talisman
We offer three types.
Omamori (a protective charm)
Safe Childbirth Waraji Omamori
Hatsuho-ryō (traditional offering)1,000 yen
According to an old tradition, the straw‑sandals’ cords worn by the Shinto priests during the ancient ritual—held on the night of July 14th through the early morning of the 15th, when they climb to the summit of Mt. Daisen to collect sacred water and medicinal herbs—are believed to bring blessings for safe childbirth.
The cord of the straw sandal is enclosed inside the omamori.
Omamori for Healing and Recovery
Hatsuho-ryō (traditional offering) 1,000 yen
Our enshrined deity, Ōnamuchi-no-Mikoto (Ōkuninushi-no-Mikoto), is revered as a god of healing and regeneration, known for the tale of treating the Hare of Inaba and the rebirth legend associated with Akajishi Rock.
We offer the Byōki-Heiyu Omamori, which contains sacred medicinal herbs collected during the Ancient Ritual (the Sacred Water Drawing Ceremony) and purified through ritual, believed to ward off evil influences and illness.
Victory Omamori
Hatsuho-ryō (traditional offering)500 yen
This omamori for victory features a design of iris leaves, symbolizing success in competition.
It also includes prayers for overcoming illness, misfortune, and challenges such as sports and examinations.
Brocade Omamori
Hatsuho-ryō (traditional offering)500 yen
It is an omamori for
for physical and mental well-being
It is one of the oldest offerings traditionally bestowed at the shrine.
Traffic Safety Omamori
Hatsuho-ryō (traditional offering)500 yen
This is an omamori for traffic safety.
We pray for your safety and protection from accidents.
Yakuyoke Omamori
Hatsuho-ryō (traditional offering)1,000 yen
It offers blessings not only for those in their yakudoshi years, but also for protection from misfortune.
Good Fortune Ryūjin Crystal Omamori
Hatsuho-ryō (traditional offering) 1,000 yen
We pray that the divine blessings of Ryūjin Shrine, a subsidiary shrine within the main precincts, bring you good fortune and happiness.
Omamori for Things to Go Well
Hatsuho-ryō (traditional offering) 1,000 yen
Daisen once flourished as the site of Japan’s largest cattle and horse market.
With prayers from this sacred site of cattle and horse devotion, may all your wishes go well.
This is a horseshoe-shaped omamori for the fulfillment of wishes.
Healthy Legs Waraji Omamori
Hatsuho-ryō (traditional offering) 1,000 yen
It is cherished for its connection to the traditional “Mohitori” ritual, in which ascetic practitioners wear waraji sandals as they climb Mt. Daisen, praying for strength and healthy legs.
Please receive it before climbing Mt. Daisen.
Enmusubi Omamori (Charm for Harmonious Connections)
Hatsuho-ryō (traditional offering) 1,000 yen
Our enshrined deity, Ōnamuchi-no-Kami (Ōkuninushi-no-Mikoto), is widely revered as a divine guardian of enmusubi, bringing blessed and harmonious relationships.
May you be blessed with good relationships, just as red and white plum blossoms bloom side by side.
KarasuTengu Omamori
Hatsuho-ryō (traditional offering)500 yen
Shaped after the Karasu-Tengu, the guardian spirit of Mt. Daisen, this omamori is blessed for good fortune and protection from misfortune. Its small and charming design makes it especially popular among children and women.
Ogamiyama Shrine Original Goshuin Book
Goshuin Book
Offering: 2,000 yen (stamp fee included)
The design has been renewed in commemoration of the Reiwa Reconstruction.
The design depicts the golden Okumiya shrine beneath the radiant green summer slopes of Mt. Daisen.
Opening the book reveals a majestic view of Mt. Daisen, spreading across the pages like a single painting.
Please get it as a memento of your visit.
Auspicious Charm
Hama-ya (Protective Arrow)
（大・中・小）
Hatsuho-ryō (traditional offering)
Large3,000 yen
Medium2,000 yen
Small1,000 yen
Arrow for Protection from Evil
Please get it as a New Year’s good‑luck charm.
(Available only during the New Year period)
招福熊手
Hatsuho-ryō (traditional offering) 2,000円
A traditional kumade rake, said to gather good fortune and bring prosperity in business.
年の初めにお受け下さい
Karasu‑Tengu Clay Bell
Hatsuho-ryō (traditional offering) 3,000円
This is a clay bell featuring the Tengu, a spirit deeply connected with Mt. Daisen.
We also offer various prayer amulets.
Please get it at the offering counters of both the Main Shrine and the Okumiya.