Juzu Making
Juzu Bracelet Making
One of a kind in the world — your own bracelet, filled with prayer.
About Juzu Bracelet Making
A juzu is a Buddhist prayer bracelet held in hand when venerating the Buddha. In our juzu-making experience, you can freely combine natural stone and wood beads to create your own one-of-a-kind juzu bracelet.
Our staff will guide you carefully through each step, so anyone can make one with ease. Your finished juzu will be blessed by a priest and you can take it home the same day as an amulet.
Course Options
The combination of natural stone and wood beads differs by course, as shown below.
Course A
¥2,000
A standard bracelet made of natural wood
Course B
¥4,000
A distinctive bracelet mixing natural stone and wood
Course C
¥6,000
A special bracelet made entirely of natural stone
Experience Flow
Choose Your Beads
→Freely combine natural stone and wood beads to your liking.
Make Your Bracelet
→Our staff will guide you carefully, so anyone can make one easily.
Blessing
A priest will bless it, and you can take it home the same day as an omamori charm.
Dates & Fees
| Days Offered | Held daily (may be suspended during religious services) |
|---|---|
| Session Hours | April–October: 9:00 AM–3:00 PM November–March: 9:00 AM–2:00 PM |
| Duration | 30 minutes–1 hour (varies by person) |
| Group Size | 1–20 people |
| Fee | From ¥2,000 (varies by materials used) |
| Who Can Join | Elementary school age and up (elementary students must be accompanied by a guardian) |
| Reception Location | Hashiri Daikokuten Hall counter |
Group Bookings
We also accept group reservations for the juzu-making experience. For groups of more than 20, please contact us in advance.
Available Beads
Tap a bead to see its description
Natural Stone
Natural Wood
Bead varieties may change depending on the season and stock availability. Please check with the reception counter on the day.
Natural Wood
Lightweight, easy-to-wear wooden beads, known for their warm texture.
Natural Stone
Colorful natural stone beads, available in your favorite colors.
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Notes & What to Bring
- All bracelets are wrist-worn style.
- Please pay the visiting admission fee separately.
- A priest blesses your bracelet, which you take home the same day as an omamori charm. If no priest is available, it will be blessed later and mailed to you (postage covered by the temple).
- For group visits, please call in advance.
Reserve the Juzu-Making Experience
Held daily. For group visits, please call ahead.