A wish for success. A message for someone you love. A dream for the future.
In Japan, wishes are traditionally written on wooden plaques called Ema and left at shrines.
With Silent Messenger, create your own Ema online and have a real Ema delivered to a shrine in Japan.
What would you write on yours?
Create your Ema now: https://t.co/3Qezfy7lX5
๐ WIN YOUR JAPANESE EMA FOR HALLOWEEN! ๐ปโฉ๏ธ
Make a wish and let your dreams take shape! โจ
An ema (็ตต้ฆฌ) is a traditional Japanese wooden plaque on which people write their wishes or prayers and leave at shrines or temples, hoping they will come true. ๐ฏ๐ต๐
๐ 2 WINNERS WILL BE CHOSEN!
๐ Winner #1: The most inspiring entry, selected by our team.
๐ฒ Winner #2: One lucky participant, randomly selected.
โจ HOW TO ENTER:
๐ญ Share your wish in the comments below.
๐ Retweet this post.
๐ Follow us.
๐๏ธ Deadline: October 29, end of day EST.
๐ A LITTLE HALLOWEEN MAGIC GOES A LONG WAY!
Please keep your wishes respectful, thoughtful, and positive. Let's inspire one another and fill this Halloween with meaningful wishes and a touch of Japanese tradition! ๐งกโจ
Good luck, everyone! ๐๐ป
๐ WIN YOUR JAPANESE EMA FOR HALLOWEEN! ๐ปโฉ๏ธ
Make a wish and let your dreams take shape! โจ
An ema (็ตต้ฆฌ) is a traditional Japanese wooden plaque on which people write their wishes or prayers and leave at shrines or temples, hoping they will come true. ๐ฏ๐ต๐
๐ 2 WINNERS WILL BE CHOSEN!
๐ Winner #1: The most inspiring entry, selected by our team.
๐ฒ Winner #2: One lucky participant, randomly selected.
โจ HOW TO ENTER:
๐ญ Share your wish in the comments below.
๐ Retweet this post.
๐ Follow us.
๐๏ธ Deadline: October 29, end of day EST.
๐ A LITTLE HALLOWEEN MAGIC GOES A LONG WAY!
Please keep your wishes respectful, thoughtful, and positive. Let's inspire one another and fill this Halloween with meaningful wishes and a touch of Japanese tradition! ๐งกโจ
Good luck, everyone! ๐๐ป
With the Silent Messenger:
1- Order your Ema at https://t.co/gqntFNg1va
2- Think of a powerful message, thought, or wish
3- Have your message delivered by the messenger at a real shrine in Japan