Rare Tsuchinoko Wooden Ema Keychain Tsuchinoko Shrine Support Association

Discover a piece of authentic Japanese cryptid lore with this rare wooden Tsuchinoko ema plaque, issued by the Tsuchinoko Shrine Supporters' Association. It celebrates Japan's famous snake-like mythical creature, the Tsuchinoko, long whispered about in folklore across the country.

In Japanese tradition, ema are wooden votive plaques used at shrines to hold wishes, mark visits, or serve as protective keepsakes. This particular piece is designed as a compact, keychain-style version, small enough to carry along or display, with no battery or extra parts required.

Made of wood, it measures approximately 14 cm wide, 7 to 8 cm high, and 0.7 cm thick. As a secondhand item kept in home storage, it remains in good condition with no noticeable scratches or stains.

A quirky, charming find for fans of Japanese folklore, mythical creatures, and traditional crafts alike.