Omikuji

I have drawn a fortune at the Taiheizan Sankichi Shrine.

Whenever I take some action, I always start abruptly, and I tend to divine good or bad luck because I am curious about where I am going after taking action, so I frequently draw a fortune.

I was already in Akita the day after I decided to go there.

This time, let’s divine where this journey will take us.

The area above this line is shown free of charge.

Those without any appendices had a first-earnings fee of 50 yen.

The ones with appendices cost between 100 and 200 yen for the first earning.

I was surprised once at how much cheaper it was than what I usually see, but I drew the one with the seven gods of good fortune. I always draw a fortune with seven gods of good fortune, but I have an image of it being 200 or 300 yen, so I feel like I’ve gained a little.

I drew it as soon as possible,

Omikuji

No. 45

Great good luck

Many people and things will happily gather around you. Business will flourish, money will flow well and the expression of your life will be rich. However, if you are only absorbed in your own pleasure here, this wave of good fortune will disappear before you know it. Take care of others as much as possible and try to increase your credibility.

Business negotiations and transactions: Competition is fierce, but proceed with confidence. You have good money and favourable conditions. Do what you plan to do as soon as possible.

Love matchmaking affection… You hit it off and a gentle romance blooms. The current matchmaking is a good match. It’s better to put it all together quickly.

Health and illness recuperation – If you keep up this pace, your health will be fine. Be careful, as illnesses can occur together. Worried about prolonged illness.

Academic, technical and artistic examinations…You can achieve what you hope for, even if it seems quite difficult. Show 120% of your abilities with great confidence. Passed the exam with no obstacles.

It was great luck.

Let’s read it anyway.

‘Work hard. Be sure to care about other people. When you fall, it only takes a moment.’ Is that what it says?

From the Seven Gods of Good Fortune, Hotei (Hotei) is present.

He is said to have been a high priest in China who foresaw good and bad fortune and was never wrong.

He has a large belly, is half-naked and carries a large fan and sack, and his appearance is quite bizarre, but he is widely worshipped as a god of purity and generosity, and is regarded as a deity of good fortune.

Somehow I have a feeling that the result of this trip is going to be a good one.

Where shall we go next?