Tanuki

In Japanese folklore, the tanuki is a raccoon dog that is a trickster, shapeshifter, and deity: - A hat to protect yourself from trouble and unexpected accidents. - Big eyes help you observe and pay attention to everything around you to make the right decisions. - A smiley face represents friendliness and being kind to others. - Their wine bottle contains Japanese sake (rice wine) with the meaning of learning the qualities and character of a person who does not have to worry about eating. - The book is a place to record cash in and out. This is an important item to create trust when borrowing money with the desire to build a trusting relationship between people. - The belly drum represents a steady, calm, and daring attitude when handling situations. - The “golden bags” represent luck that will get better and better and create more and more money or fortune. - Their big tail helps to support the balance of body, implying stability. It also represents the end, so it also has another meaning of wishing everything to end firmly.