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5 colors x 10 sets
A compact kanoba for the Obon bon bon tan, altar, cemetery, etc. It is also known as the Bon Koba Bon Bon, and it is also called the Kireba, Pentikiha, and Goyoraiha.

Each five color buns are compatible with five nyorai as follows:

Yellow (Gold) = Past Shikatsu Narai = Treasure Nyorai
Green (blue) = Delicately Colored Body Rays = Aku Narai
Red = Amitada Nyorai
White = Hirohi Nyorai = Dainichi Nyorai
Purple (black) = Weapon = Buddha Narai

Generally, it is used in the upper order from the right to the left side of the shelf.

The upper part of the buns is glued to prevent them from falling apart. Please peel them off before use.
In addition, the original form of Buddhist hata has a triangle on the top. Although it is not a triangle due to the glue sticking, it is better to cut the triangle with scissors before using it as shown in the images.

There are small holes in the top of each bun, so that you can tie a string or coyoli.
If the string is not used, there may be a method of taping or pulling through the bamboo string.
Use freely according to your needs.

When the O-bon is over, you can ask the Bodhi Temple for a bonding bone, or send it to our store and it will be fired at a temple for free.
(Please pay only for regular mail stamps)

Naman is the meaning of returning home to each narai name, for example, "Namihiro Hiromi Hirobi" means to return to Hiroshi Nyorai.

Once the installation is complete, please put your hands together and recite each of the seven times at a time.

Minami-pasto Katsu Narai (Namu-kakoko-o-gō) (Japanese-Language Publication; English Language Not Guaranteed)
Minamu-iroki (namu Meushikishin Niora)
Minamusumi Sweet and King Nyorai (Namu Kanroo),
Minamihiro Hiroji Nyorai (Namu Kobakusin Nyora)
Namu Rifui Hyorai

The special paper bag has the words of the O-bon Festival. Believers can purchase this product, but you will be delighted to take it with you from your position to your believers legal.