Hokuto Goma of the current yearの授与品

Heihei-ji is popular among pilgrims all over the country as a temple with healthy legs and cancer. This amulet wishes for cancer control and healing.

An amulet offered in prayer for healthy and strong legs, hips, and lower back.

This is a small straw sandal-shaped amulet made from rice straw harvested by monks who personally plant and harvest rice by hand.

The "Hachijuhachi Mamori" is a blessed item made by combining eight straw knots shaped like the number 8. It was named in honor of those who make the pilgrimage to the 88 temples of Shikoku, wishing for their strong legs and safe driving. We pray for healthy legs and hips, and traffic safety.

Apotropaic magic, profit increase and life extension

Amulet Daikichi for a lifetime Light blue

This is a mustard-colored "Lifetime Great Luck" amulet.

This is a red "Isshō Daikichi" amulet.

This is a pink "Ichishō Daikichi" charm.

The chief priest prays for your healing of your illness and peace of mind and body.

This is a pink amulet for healing from illness and maintaining peace of mind and body.

This is a blue "Ikkō Daikichi" amulet.

This is a traffic safety magnet sticker. Byodoji Temple's original 22 blue version.

A traffic safety card that Kobo Daishi protects with two people accompanying him.

Byodoji Original Nyoi Kichijo Magnetic Sticker 22.

This is a five-color wrist mala beads. It is composed of white oak as the center, with red agate, white agate, blue sodalite, yellow onyx, and black onyx.

This is a 108-bead mala made of crystal. It features 6mm beads and is designed for women.

White oak rosary

A 108-bead rosary made of crystal. 50cm length with 7mm beads, unisex.

A bracelet japamala made of white oak. Children's size.

This is a colored paper with the Sanskrit character of Bhaisajyaguru Buddha hand-brushed and consecrated by the head priest. It was used in the burning of eight thousand copies on May 3rd, Reiwa 8.

A Shikishi for Yaki Hassen-mai Ku #14, hand-brushed with the Sanskrit seed syllable of Acala and consecrated by the head priest.

It is the sacred sake offering of the star festival (25cm, two types of white Japanese paper with different shades).

This is a colored paper featuring the Sanskrit characters of the principal deity of Hoshimatsuri (Star Festival), written with a brush by the head priest and consecrated through the eye-opening ceremony.

Paper Tag small 15cm

l paper tag large 17 cm

Hoshi Ofuda Large 30cm

Hoshiku Ofuda small (24 cm)

Hoshiku Ofuda Sp. 60cm

Hoshiku Ofuda Sp. 30cm

Ofuda cardsize

Ofuda 45cm