In Japan, there is a tradition that rabbits are equated with mountain gods or used or vehicles of mountain gods.
It is thought that there are various backgrounds such as worshiping as a transcendental border from navigating easily between the village where humans live and mountains with gods and animals, and controlling fertility from being fertile and fertile. .
The legend that rabbits live on the moon has been transmitted to Japan since ancient times as Buddhist Taoist folklore or folklore.
Since the pattern of the moon's shadow looks like a rabbit, "there is a rabbit on the moon" is a legend that has been told for a long time, but the following legend has been told about this. "A monkey, a fox, and a rabbit meet a shabby old man who is exhausting and falling in the mountains. The three wanted to help the old man. Monkeys gathered nuts, and foxes caught fish from the river, each feeding the old man. However, rabbits alone could not get anything, no matter how hard they struggled. Rabbits who lamented their weakness desperately wanted to help the old man, and asked monkeys and foxes to set fire and jumped into the fire to devote themselves to food. When the old man saw it, he lifted the rabbit to the moon to reveal the true character of Taishakuten and to pass on the mercy of the renunciation of the rabbit to future generations. The appearance of a smoke-like shadow around the rabbit's appearance on the moon is that the rabbit burns itself.
Made of silver925 Rabbit's face About 30mm in height and 17mm in width
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