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ŌEN MANEKI NEKO ORNAMENT | OMIKUJIS

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Design

Ganbare Nippon (がんばれ日本) Hinomaru (日の丸) Hisshō (必勝) Gōkaku (合格) All Four

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Send a little encouragement with the Japanese Cheering Maneki Neko (応援招き猫), a playful lucky cat holding a miniature flag.

Inspired by the traditional Maneki Neko, one of Japan’s most recognisable symbols of good fortune, this cheerful version is designed around the idea of support, encouragement and wishing someone success.

Choose from different flag designs:

Ganbare Nippon (がんばれ日本)
Meaning “Go Japan!” or “Do your best, Japan!” — a cheerful message of encouragement and support.

Hinomaru (日の丸)
Featuring the Japanese national flag, an unmistakably Japanese design ideal for those who love Japanese culture.

Hisshō (必勝)
Meaning “Certain Victory” — a traditional expression of determination and a wish for success.

Gōkaku (合格)
Meaning “Pass” or “Success in an Examination” — a thoughtful choice for someone preparing for exams, qualifications or other important challenges.

Small but full of character, this Maneki Neko makes a charming desk ornament, good luck gift or little token of encouragement for someone working towards an important goal.

PRODUCT DETAILS

Brand
OMIKUJIS

Country of origin
Made in Japan

Set Includes
1 × Cheering Maneki Neko

Size
H6.8cm * 4.1cm

Shipping
Shipped directly from the UK warehouse.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is an Ōen Maneki Neko?

Ōen (応援)meanssupport, cheering or encouragement. This playful version of the traditional Japanese Maneki Neko holds a small flag carrying an encouraging or auspicious message.

Where should I display a Maneki Neko?

Maneki Neko ornaments are commonly placed:

Near the entrance of a home to welcome good fortune
In shops or offices to attract prosperity and success
On a desk or shelf as a cheerful decorative accent
As a thoughtful gift for housewarmings, business openings, birthdays, or New Year celebrations

Why does the Maneki Neko raise its paw?

The raised paw is a welcoming gesture. Traditionally:

Left paw – invites customers, guests, and friendships.
Right paw – attracts wealth, success, and good fortune.
Both paws – offer protection while welcoming both prosperity and happiness.

Different regions and traditions may interpret these gestures slightly differently, but all share the same wish for good fortune.

What does the Maneki Neko symbolise?

The Maneki Neko is a symbol of good luck, prosperity, success, and happiness. Different colours and designs may carry additional meanings, but all are intended to attract positive fortune and ward off misfortune. It is a popular gift for new homes, businesses, birthdays, and celebrations.

What is a Maneki Neko?

Maneki Neko (招き猫), or the "Beckoning Cat," is one of Japan's most iconic lucky charms. Believed to bring good fortune, prosperity, and happiness, it is often displayed in homes, shops, restaurants, and offices to welcome positive energy and good luck.