Men's Rosary, Rokudo-ki, 18 beads, brown quartz finish, dark brown, light brown tasselWooden prayer beads with a serene atmosphere The tree used for these prayer beads was planted in the outer gardens of Jingu Shrine, and since the end of the Edo period, it was located at Rokudo no tsuji, about 400m south of the current location, so it is a rare tree also known as "Rokudo ki". The tree is also known by the colloquial name "Nanjamonja", and it blooms white flowers around May, and when in full bloom, it looks as if snow has piled up on