The following is a list of sacred objects inJapanese mythology.

• Amenonuhoko (Japanese:天沼矛)
• Azusa Yumi (Japanese:梓弓)

• Gohei (Japanese:御幣)
• Goshintai (Japanese:御神体)

• Hama Yumi (Japanese:破魔弓)
• Heisoku (Japanese:幣束)

• Imperial Regalia of Japan (Japanese:三種の神器)

• Kagura suzu (Japanese:神楽鈴)
• Kusanagi (Japanese:草薙の剣)
• Koma-inu (Japanese:狛犬)

• Mitamashiro (Japanese:御霊代)

• Nihongo or Nippongo (Japanese:日本号)

• O-fuda (Japanese:御札)
• O-mamori (Japanese:御守 orJapanese:お守り)
• O-mikuji (Japanese:御御籤,Japanese:御神籤 orJapanese:おみくじ)
• Onbe (Japanese:御幣)
• O-nenju (Japanese:念珠 orJapanese:数珠)
• Ōnusa (Japanese:大麻)
• Otegine (Japanese:御手杵)

• Shide (Japanese:紙垂)
• Shintai (Japanese:神体)
• Shimenawa (Japanese:注連縄)
• Suzu (Japanese:鈴)

• Tide jewels
• Three Sacred Treasures (Japanese:三種の神器)
• The Three Great Spears of Japan
• Tonbokiri (Japanese:蜻蛉切)
• Torii (Japanese:鳥居)

• Uchide-no-Kozuchi (Japanese:打ち出の小槌)

• Yasakani no Magatama (Japanese:八尺瓊曲玉)
• Yata no kagami (Japanese:八咫鏡)

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