Little fox lottery tube

Have you seen the movie "Memoirs of a Geisha"? The scene where the heroine walks through the Senbon Torii Gate as a child was filmed at Fushimi Inari Shrine in Kyoto, which sparked my interest in Inari Shrine. On a trip to Tokyo, I specially chose an Inari Shrine to pay homage. This shrine is low-key in terms of appearance and tourism promotion. I feel that I have a close connection with the fox spirit inside. I even bought several souvenirs from the shrine that I would not buy during normal travels. After returning to China, he also became fascinated by the fox fairy Zhi Xin. After some research, he discovered that fox fairies and fox demons are two different concepts. The ancient Chinese literature records the fox fairy as a spirit without a fixed form, while the Inari God in Japan is a monster trained by a fox. In Taiwan, there is a long-standing saying that "worshiping the fox fairy temple can enhance your relationship with the opposite sex." Actually, worshiping it is actually a monster. Also a fox demon. The person I met by accident at the shrine was the legendary fox spirit. He has no fixed shape and understands human nature. He likes to disguise himself as a fox spirit. He lives in the historic Inari Temple, an ancient temple that is unusually low-key. When I was a child, I was in poor health and often fell ill. According to my mother, I recognized Emperor Guan Sheng as my adoptive father and prayed to the gods to take care of me. When I grew up, I naturally liked to be close to temples, especially the "Xingtian Palace" where Guan Gong was worshipped. When you have nothing to do, go in and feel the magnetic field. Smell the scent of sandalwood in the temple, and you will always feel a sense of peace in your heart. When I feel troubled, I am also used to throwing a yoke or drawing lots, and let the words of the poem on the lot resolve my worries of indecision. The signature poems of "Xingtian Palace" are very accurate. For more than ten years, at least when I was at a serious slump in my career, I was pointed out twice and guided me in the right direction. After that, he moved away from the vicinity of "Xingtian Palace". Whenever I have doubts, I can't quickly get the poems to solve my doubts like before, so I came up with the idea of making my own lottery tubes, which is also the origin of this set of mini lottery tubes. The combination with the fox reminds me of the scene of the beautiful torii of Fushimi Inari Taisha Shrine. Inari God = fox, which also combines Taiwanese and Japanese culture. The top of the bamboo stick is a fox paw print, and the version of the signed poem uses the twenty-eight signed poems of the Grand Thean Hou Temple. The most important thing is that all the lottery tubes have been blessed by Gao Ling, and they are very effective. They are small and exquisite in size and are also very beautiful decorations when placed on the table. If you want to give gifts to foreign friends, this lottery tube is generous and appropriate, and it has allusions. What are you waiting for? Get a set now!