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'Fukuzasa' are fronds of bamboo adorned with auspicious symbols. Hung primarily in businesses (but sometimes homes), they act as good luck charms. Photo thanks🙇 - https://ameblo.jp/eiaiji/

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'Fukuzasa' are fronds of bamboo adorned with auspicious symbols. Hung primarily in businesses (but sometimes homes), they act as good luck charms. Photo thanks🙇 - https://ameblo.jp/eiaiji/
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One of the most common sights at the festival is 'fukuzasa' (福笹 'lucky bamboo grass'), bamboo fronds adorned with auspicious symbols.
The 18th head of Ebisu-jinja first promoted bamboo as symbol of the god and festival.
Photo thanks🙇 - ameblo.jp/eiaiji/

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