Discovering Japan's Lucky Daruma Dolls

If you're ever in Gunma prefecture you guys to definitely check out this place!
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[@jamesprosser7236]

Those photos are gorgeous, great video!

[@modtomodern]

As you can see that both of the eyes have been painted in by the owners of each doll. This indicates that the wish has been granted and the dolls were probabaly brought to the temple for proper disposal, probably by fire overseen by a priest.

[@KinglyLion]

where did you find the music you used i.e. for the intro and what are the tracks called? also what is the genre even called?

[@TokyoNightGirlLofi]

Nice👍💜

[@mikehunt2162]

Great videos!

[@ramprashad29]

I love the fish. If they say no cameras in temples, isn't it disrespectful to pull one out? Hopefully, i will visit Japan someday i have to pay respect to Takeda Shingen😊

[@dennisgiguere5166]

I like anything Japanese.

[@yuriythebest]

Subscribed! Initially from the video preview, I thought they would be somehow related to gambling (like you buy one and it contains some random amount of cash or a consolation prize), Even though I was mistaken, I think this would be a good business idea. Also don't worry about filming in the temple, you used a Sony full frame camera which is considered sacred and spiritually-clean by the Japanese.

[@carlosortega7406]

I love Japan and its people, but I am catholic, and for me it's a sin to have any kind of idols or superticious things

[@HelenKistler]

Some Christians, such as Baptists, consider statues of Mary to be idols.

[@HelenKistler]

Some other Christians, such as many Baptists, consider statues of Mary to be idols.

[@carlosortega7406]

@@HelenKistler for a catholic, a statue of our Queen Mary is diferent