Japanese traditional imagery symbolizing a meaningful gift for aging parents

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Candle and prayer at a Japanese temple representing Ohenro as a memorial tribute for the deceased

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Ohenro as a gift - a nokyocho book and pilgrimage keepsakes symbolizing the Shikoku proxy pilgrimage gift

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A Shikoku temple and pilgrim symbolizing the option to have Ohenro walked on your behalf

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Shikoku buddhist temple pagoda representing the 88-temple pilgrimage

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