Cat gentleman? Your forehead is also a gentleman!

Tokyo Imado Shrine 1 Chome-5-22 Imado, Taito City, Tokyo 111-0024 Japan 1. Maneki-neko? Haven't you ever seen a cat statue shyly shaking its hand? It's one of Japan's representative dolls, the 'Maneki-neko'! Maneki-neko, which poses as if calling people with one front paw, is said to attract guests and money, so it is called a 'lucky doll' in Japan!! It is said that the luck it brings depends on which hand the cat is holding up. A cat holding up its right hand is said to attract money, and a cat holding up its left hand is said to attract guests! 2. A cat shrine? Did you know that there is a shrine that enshrines the cat doll Maneki-neko introduced above? A 10-minute walk from Sensoji, the representative shrine of Asakusa, is Imado Shrine in Taito Ward, Tokyo! After passing through the stone shrine gate, the torii, dozens of Maneki Nekos welcome travelers here and there in the Japanese garden! When you pass through the garden and enter the main building, you can see the giant Maneki Neko enshrined in the main shrine!! How about making a wish in front of Maneki Neko, the cat that brings good luck? #JapanTravel #Asakusa #LifeTravelDestination #LifeShotSpot #ImadoShrine #jhtour #Tokyo