Charming Charm

Kasuga Taisha, Nara

Hey charming, would you like a charm?
魅力的な君、お守りはどうですか。
miryouku teki na kimi, omamori ha dou desu ka.

how to say CHARM in japanese

Charm, instead of meaning attractive, it also means an amulet. In Japan, people buy お守り omamori charms from shrine or temple to kept in nearby themselves to get blessing for marriage, work, exams, etc. Some お守り omamori charms are to prevent accidents, sickness or death. Some お守り omamori charms are to bring good luck. Perhaps you would want to go to a fortune teller first before deciding what type of お守り omamori charm you need.

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