Japanese Wooden Shinto Ema Plaque Tegata Vtg Tanka Poem Hagi Yamaguchi EM109 shamoji name of the city

name of the city

uchishiki is mainly used by followers of Jodo Shinshu Buddhism as the upper table (Maejyoku) and the front table (Uwajyoku) in the Buddhist altar during events such as New Year's Day

Polka dot and shrimp

The frame is natural bamboo and there is a name printed on the back

Packed weight: 2170 grams

Japanese Wooden Shinto Ema Plaque Tegata Vtg Tanka Poem Hagi Yamaguchi EM109 shamoji name of the cityVintage Japanese Wooden Decorative Plaque This vintage Japanese wooden souvenir plaque features illustrations of the castle town Hagi in Yamaguchi. On the back, it has calligraphy and a Japanese poem Tanka by Shoin Yoshida, a Samurai in the late Edo era. This plaque has a bell and a red and white braided cord. Ema is a small wooden plaque used at Shinto shrines, and sometimes Buddhist temples, that worshipers can write their wishes, hopes, and dreams