Fukushodo LED Lantern for Shinto Shrines [Made in Japan, Easy to Turn On, Automatic Turn Off] Buddhist Altar Lantern, Battery-Operated LED

✅ [Easy to turn on with sound sensor] The light comes on when you clap your hands, creating a heartwarming feeling as if the gods are responding to you. Even if the lantern is high and out of reach, there's no need to turn it on or off. ✅ [Battery-operated/Cordless] Battery-operated, so it's safe even if it falls over, and no wiring is required. *Batteries sold separately ✅ [Made in Japan] The sacred items are manufactured in a domestic factory. ✅ [LED bulbs] Bright and long-lasting. ✅ [Size] 17.2 cm tall. Fits standard and small-sized Shinto altars. This lantern comes as a pair (set of two). The sound sensor responds to two claps of your hands and turns the light on. It turns off after approximately 15 seconds. Lighting time: The LED will light up when the sound sensor detects two impact sounds of approximately 95 dB or more within three seconds. Battery-operated, so it's safe even if it falls over, and no wiring is required. The perfect size for a Shinto altar. The size is slightly small for large kamidana. The lanterns on a kamidana create a solemn atmosphere when lit. Although it is common to turn off the lights during the day, lanterns are necessary to brighten the darkness. They are placed in pairs on either side of the kamidana. Lanterns are also said to ward off evil spirits and indicate the location of the gods. They are made with the lanterns of shrines as their motif. Recommended for those who wish to worship at a kamidana more seriously or who wish to create a more shrine-like space in their home.