迷信

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About this app

"Japanese Superstitions" is an interesting content app that brings together traditional Japanese superstitions and legends by theme, which you may have heard of through anime, dramas, travel, etc.

You can check a list of various superstitions rooted in daily life, such as love, health, exams, dreams, childbirth, food, and death.

It includes a wide range of superstitions, from famous old stories such as "If you cut your nails at night, you will not be able to see your parents before they die," "If you shake your feet, your luck will run away," and "Stepping on the threshold is bad luck."

It also includes modern superstitions such as "If you remove your wisdom teeth, you will break up with your lover" and "If you start the day with your right foot, your day will go well."

Each superstition is accompanied by a brief explanation, as well as information such as its origin, meaning, and when it was first passed down,
so it goes beyond being just a fun story and will help you deepen your understanding of Japanese folk culture and values.

✔ Intuitive and easy-to-read design
✔ Organized into categories such as love, health, death, and exams
✔ Daily updated "Today's Superstition" will also be provided

Maybe you are following a superstition without even realizing it?
Let's explore the meaning and origin of Japanese Superstitions together!
We will introduce superstitions and everyday sayings in an easy-to-understand and fun way, organized by themes such as love, health, and exams.
Updated on
Jan 16, 2026

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