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Lottery (takarakuji)
***** Location: Japan
***** Season: Non-seasonal Topic
***** Category: Humanity
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Explanation
Lottery, lottery ticket, takarakuji, tomikuji 宝くじ
tomikuji 富籤
Takarakuji (宝くじ), i.e. lotteries, are held by prefectures or large cities on a regular basis all throughout the calendar year.
There are three main types of lotteries: unique number lotteries, selected number lotteries, and scratch cards. Each lottery ticket is sold at 100 yen to 500 yen, and the top cash prizes are usually 100 million yen or more.
The takarakuji law stipulates that the entire prize pool for any given lottery is to be less than 50% of total sales, with the rest going to local government organizations and charities. Takarakuji tickets are available at takarakuji booth and stores in many cities. Tickets for selected number lotteries can be also bought at some ATMs.
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This lucky cat (maneki neko) is placed in front of many stores who sell lottery tickets.
Since yellow is the color for "luck in money affairs" according to Feng Shui, there are also many yellow cats nowadays! Beside this praying cat is a piece of money (koban) with the words "Big Hit!"
Large pieces of Gold Koban Money, ooban 大判
PHOTOS of Oban (ooban)
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. Taiyuuji no tomi 太融寺の富 lottery at temple Taiyu-Ji .
Minoo no tomi 箕面の富 lottery at Mino Benten Temple
tomifuda 富札(とみふだ)lottery ticket
shichinan sokumetsu shichifuku sokushoo
七難即滅七福即生
sevenfold harm to leave
sevenfold luck to come
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Things found on the way
Daruma with Takarakuji
宝くじだるま
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Robot to help you win, as red as Daruma san
元気な「だるまさん」
© PHOTO : www.mytech.jp
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HAIKU
takarakuji yume wa miru mono kawanu mono
lottery tickets ...
dreams are to see
not to buy
Tr. Gabi Greve
緑風さん Enpu San
source : ichiran.php : takarakuji haiku
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孫の買ふ成人の日の宝くじ
mago no kau seijin no hi no takarakuji
my grandchild buys
a lottery ticket
on his Coming-of Age day
Tr. Gabi Greve
Kawano Yone 河野 ヨネ
... www13.ocn.ne.jp/~kate/
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yard work --
a lottery ticket
in the leaf pile
Earl Keener
lottery -
even the beggar
buys dreams
BobT
Read more here:
source : From the Shiki Archives 1996
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lottery ticket -
grandpa is questioning
our birthdays
four-leaf clover found..
time to buy
a lottery ticket
Heike Gewi, Yemen, July 2008
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Related words
***** Gambling (bakuchi)
***** Coins (kozeni)
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. Amulet to win the lottery .
Shrine Kaichu Jinja
. maneki neko, manekineko 招き猫 beckoning cat .
This treasure bag of the cat helps to win the lottery !
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What a timely topic! Today in The Neth., a 10 million euro jackpot prize will be up for grabs. Guess what! - I didn't buy a lot. Simply forgot. Can you imagine? Oh well, I wasn't really dreaming of early retirement just yet. LOL!!!
ReplyDeletesummer rain
and a lottery prize
... on the same day!
:>) Ella
Legend from Tokyo, Sugamo 巣鴨
ReplyDeletereimu 霊夢 oracle dream
Around 1802, the younger brother of a Samurai family in Sugamo had a special dream: In 三方 Mikata a cut-off head of a criminal had been put on show with a number written on his head.
At the same time in 谷中 Yanaka at the temple 感応寺 Kanno-Ji there was a tomikuji 富くじ lottery, so he bought a ticked with that number and indeed, he won !!
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https://edoflourishing.blogspot.com/2018/06/toshima-ward-sugamo.html
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Yushima Tenmangū Shrine 湯しま天満宮
ReplyDeleteAlong with Kannō-ji Temple in Yanaka and Meguro Fudō, it was popular with the populace as one of the
'Edo-Santomi', three shrines that sold official shogunate tomikuji tickets (lottery in the Edo period).
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https://edoflourishing.blogspot.com/2015/10/yushima-district.html
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