Prayer for the unveiling
Prayer items
"Safety of the family," "Health and good health," "Avoiding misfortune," "Avoiding bad directions," "Dispelling evil stars," "Prosperity in business," "Prosperity in business," "Prosperity in company fortunes," "Recovery from illness," "Traffic safety," "Good luck," "Fulfillment of wishes," "Academic success," "Success in passing exams," "Fulfillment of good relationships," "Eye drops," "Prayer for safe childbirth," "Birthplace visit," "Shichi-Go-San," "Other."
Prayer fee
Shaku wood tag (approximately 30 cm) 3,000 yen
Shaku-ni wooden tag (approx. 36 cm) 5,000 yen
Shakusan wooden tag (approximately 39 cm) 10,000 yen
5-shaku wooden tag (approx. 45 cm) 20,000 yen
7-shaku wooden tag (approx. 51 cm) 50,000 yen
Shaku-9 wooden tag (approx. 57 cm) 100,000 yen
Traffic safety car tag (13.5 cm) 5,000 yen (※Normal wooden traffic safety tags are also available)
*Prayers for the opening of the shrine are accepted at any time between 9:00 and 15:30 every day.
*Please apply directly at Taishakudo on the day (reservations are not accepted).
*There may be times when we are unable to accept your visit due to events, etc. Please check in advance before visiting.
Apply online (for those who wish to receive by mail)
For those who find it difficult to visit Taishakuten Temple, we accept online prayer requests.
Once we receive your application, we will perform a prayer for the opening of the shrine and then mail a prayer card to your home.
If you would like to receive the product by mail, please fill out the necessary information and apply using the "Application Form" button below.
If you have a specific date in mind, such as an exam, business meeting, or surgery, please specify that as well.
Application by mail
If you wish to apply by mail, please download and print the application form from the "Prayer Application Form" button below and fill in the necessary information.
After that, please enclose the prayer fee listed above and 500 yen for shipping and mail it by registered mail.
*If you have any specific dates or requests regarding the sutra reading, please write them in the notes section of the application form.
one grain mark
During the time of the ninth head priest of this temple, Koteiin Nichikyo, a great epidemic broke out in Edo and other areas. Nichikyo sensed a single talisman to save people, and he administered it to the sick. Those who received the talisman miraculously recovered. Since then, it has been passed down to the present day, and its miraculous powers are remarkable, saving countless people.
The talisman shown on the right will be given to those who receive the sutra on Koshin day.
300 yen
For people with sutra
Katamori (helmet guardian)
Kada-mamori is a helmet-shaped charm that means "adding good fortune." There is an auspicious direction called "Eho" that varies depending on the year, and it is said that if you point the head of Kada-mamori in that direction, good fortune will be brought from that direction.
