Temple · Neyagawa, Osaka
成田山大阪別院 明王院（成田山不動尊） Naritasan Fudoson (Osaka Betsuin Myooin) Omamori — Shipped to the US
Also written Osaka Naritasan, Naritasan Osaka Betsuin, Naritasan Myooin, Naritasan Fudoson.
A Shingon Buddhist temple in Neyagawa, Osaka, and the only branch temple of Narita-san Shinshoji in the Kansai region. It is known across western Japan as a place to pray for road safety, and has a prayer hall for cars.
Can I buy Naritasan Fudoson (Osaka Betsuin Myooin) omamori online from outside Japan?
The temple's own online charm shop only takes addresses in Japan (its sign-up and order forms ask for a Japanese prefecture and postal code), so there is no way to have its charms sent to a US address directly from the temple.
Tokyo Omamori Post is an independent shop, not the official store of Naritasan Fudoson (Osaka Betsuin Myooin) or any temple or shrine. We obtain Naritasan Fudoson (Osaka Betsuin Myooin) charms through the temple's own shop in Japan, then send them to US addresses ourselves, with US import duties included in the price. Standard shipping is $8 (free on 3+ charms) — see shipping & duties for details.
The temple is a branch (betsuin) of Narita-san Shinshoji in Chiba, and its main image is Fudo Myoo. It belongs to the Chizan school of Shingon Buddhism, and welcomes visitors of any denomination.
The temple says it was the first in Japan to hold prayers for the safety of the driver and the car together, and to build a hall for that purpose — which is why it is known as a place for traffic-safety prayer.
If you have ridden a Keihan train or bus in the Osaka–Kyoto area, you have seen its talismans: one hangs in every vehicle, and the Keihan Railway staff renew them every December. The railway donated part of its former amusement-park land to build the temple in 1934, and the nearby station, Korien, is also known as "Naritasan Fudoson-mae" (in front of Naritasan Fudoson).
Naritasan Fudoson (Osaka Betsuin Myooin) charms (5)
FAQ
Can I buy Naritasan Fudoson (Osaka Betsuin Myooin) omamori online from the US?
The temple's own online charm shop only takes addresses in Japan (its sign-up and order forms ask for a Japanese prefecture and postal code), so there is no way to have its charms sent to a US address directly from the temple. Tokyo Omamori Post is a separate, independent shop: we obtain Naritasan Fudoson (Osaka Betsuin Myooin) charms in Tokyo and ship them to US addresses, with US import duties included in the price.
Is Tokyo Omamori Post the official Naritasan Fudoson (Osaka Betsuin Myooin) store?
No. Tokyo Omamori Post is an independent shop and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or acting on behalf of Naritasan Fudoson (Osaka Betsuin Myooin). We buy charms through the temple's own shop and resell them.
How much do Naritasan Fudoson (Osaka Betsuin Myooin) charms cost, and how are they shipped?
Naritasan Fudoson (Osaka Betsuin Myooin) charms on this site are priced at $26 each. Standard shipping is $8 (free on 3 or more charms, about 3 weeks). US import duties are included in the price.
Tokyo Omamori Post is an independent shop and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or acting on behalf of Naritasan Fudoson (Osaka Betsuin Myooin). Temple and shrine names are used only to tell you where each charm was obtained.