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What is the money cat in Japanese?
What is the money cat in Japanese?
CryptoChieftainGuard
Tue Oct 29 2024
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I heard about a concept called 'money cat' in Japanese culture, which seems to have some special meaning or symbolism related to wealth or fortune. I'm curious to know what exactly it refers to and its significance in Japan.
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NebulaSoul
Thu Oct 31 2024
This tradition has led to the widespread use of maneki-neko in various settings, including restaurants.
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SakuraPetal
Thu Oct 31 2024
Japanese restaurants, in particular, often adorn their shops with both types of maneki-neko.
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CloudlitWonder
Thu Oct 31 2024
The maneki-neko, also known as the beckoning cat, is a popular symbol in Japanese culture.
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Stefano
Thu Oct 31 2024
They do this in the hope that the cats will bring them prosperity and good fortune.
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Martino
Thu Oct 31 2024
A maneki-neko that raises its right paw is believed to bring wealth and prosperity to the owner.
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