I will write your wish on a japanese ema
About this Gig
Send your wish to a real Japanese shrine through a traditional Ema wooden prayer plaque.
An Ema is a traditional wooden plaque used at Japanese shrines, where people write wishes or messages of gratitude and dedicate them at the shrine.
I will translate your wish into natural Japanese, carefully handwrite it on an authentic Ema, and dedicate it at a shrine in Tokyo, Japan.
You will receive photos of:
- your completed Ema
- the shrine
- the Ema after dedication
Wishes for love, career, studies, family, well-being, success, and good luck are welcome.
I respect Japanese traditions and shrine etiquette, and every wish is treated with care and sincerity.
Please note:
- I am not a shrine priest, shrine staff member, or religious representative.
- This is a local cultural service and does not provide religious guidance or spiritual guarantees.
- One revision is available before I write the Ema.
- Revisions are not possible after the Ema has been dedicated.
- This service does not guarantee any specific result or outcome.
- No physical item will be shipped. You will receive digital photos only.
FAQ
Can you translate my wish into Japanese?
Yes. You can send your wish in English, and I will translate it into natural Japanese suitable for an Ema.
Can I choose the shrine?
No. I will choose a suitable shrine in Tokyo based on your wish. Please note that specific shrine requests are not available.
Will I receive the physical Ema?
No. The Ema will be dedicated at a shrine in Tokyo, Japan. You will receive digital photos of the Ema and shrine.
Can I change my wish after ordering?
One revision is available before the Ema is written. Once it has been written and dedicated, changes are not possible.

