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Kukurizaru at Yasaka Koshindo Temple, Kyoto Royalty Free Stock Photo

Jjizo statues with toy and coins and toys of Yasaka Koshindo temple, Kyoto Royalty Free Stock Photo

Yasaka Koshin-do Buddhist Temple Shrine with Kukurizaru cloth talismans in Kyoto, Japan Royalty Free Stock Photo

Kukurizaru - color balls, a monkey with bound feet and hands in Daikoku-san Kongo-ji Koshin-do temple Royalty Free Stock Photo

Dolls and colorful balls of the Yasaka Koshin-do temple in Kyoto Royalty Free Stock Photo

Kukurizaru at Yasaka Koshindo Temple, Kyoto

Three monkeys surrounded by colorful balls kukurizaru at Yasaka Koshin-do temple. Kyoto. Japan Royalty Free Stock Photo

Kukurizaru round, ball shaped cloth talisman at Yasaka Koshindo Royalty Free Stock Photo

Statue of Koshin-san at Yasaka Koshin-do surrounded by the colorful balls kukurizaru. Kyoto. Japan Royalty Free Stock Photo

Kukurizaru, colorfull balls with wishes of worshippers at Yasaka Koshin-do temple. Kyoto. Japan Royalty Free Stock Photo

Yasaka Koshindo Temple full name is Daikoku-san Kongo-ji Koshin-do is a small temple located in Higashiyama area in Kyoto, Japan. Kukurizaru is the round, ball shaped talisman made of cloth, representing the good faith monkeys.