Japanese Lucky Charm Mirror Hanger keychain Tsurikawa (つり革) refers to a

Tsurikawa (つり革) refers to a strap or handle that hangs from the ceiling of a crowded train or bus

Clip it onto your aircond vents and watch the vinyl record spin when the A/C is on

The Tsuba (sword guard) and the Kashira (butt cap) are engraved with motives representing the Japanese mythical creature Ryu (flying dragon)

meaning Wealth-beckoning Dog

The shopfront comes with LED light-up effects (USB powered)

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