Location: Nenbutsu-ji Temple 念佛寺, Hyōgo Prefecture Size: 7 x 10 x 1.6 cm
The temple is affiliated with Jōdo-shū (Pure Land Buddhism) and is known for its peaceful atmosphere and beautifully preserved traditional architecture. It has long served as a place of local worship and pilgrimage, often visited for memorial services and spiritual reflection.
Tsuko-Tegata is a kind of wooden passport that was used in the Edo Period as an identity card for travelers when passing from region to region. They had been sold a lot in Showa period as mingei type souvenirs all over Japan. It's also a protector for safety and peace for family.
