Japanese Wooden Shinto Ema Plaque Onioshidashi Volcano Park Scenery Map EM94 hanafuda Raindrop shape with 2 holes

Raindrop shape with 2 holes

it is written that it was donated in August 1915 from Shibuya

Japanese Buddhist rosary bracelets (Juzu or Nenju) are used for daily religious practices as well as at funerals and other Buddhist ceremonies

Signature on the bottom: Tachikichi

Some discoloration and marks

Japanese Wooden Shinto Ema Plaque Onioshidashi Volcano Park Scenery Map EM94 hanafuda Raindrop shape with 2 holesVintage Japanese Wooden Souvenir Plaque This is a vintage Japanese souvenir plaque that depicts an adorable cartoonish map of the Onishidashi Volcano Park and the surrounding area. On the back side is designed to look like a station platform sign (though Onishidashi does not have its own station). It has an M shaped cutout at the very bottom and an orange braided cord tied to the very top. Brown, red, green, blue Wood, string Kanji on front: Asama