The Temple Bride Fortune-Teller Wearing Five Straw Sandals My name is Anju Aozumi I am called the temple bride, anjyu (anju) of the hermitage. With a clear blue heart, I named myself to be able to be by anyone’s side with any concern. Note: Because I am a temple bride, please overlook the mild image you might expect and watch my YouTube. In my teens and twenties up to 38, there was a period when I relied heavily on fortune tellers to confirm my decisions, and I leaned on them for support. What I realized after becoming a fortune teller is that from 18 to 38, for 20 years I was in a long tunnel of “empty void” and “fiery discipline”… (A period when, if you only think of personal gain, the heavens don’t readily favor you.) I, who disliked doubly-checking things and fearlessly acting, ran down paths where there were no routes, fell, got up again, and continued chasing my dreams, getting battered along the way　(´；ω；`) Uuu Pushing hard without results is a frustrating and painful struggle, isn’t it? My strength lies in applying what I’ve learned from a variety of experiences to my fortune-telling. The word “fortune-telling” comes from old words, with the inner meaning: Ura is the heart. Nau is the tangled rope (the heart) Nawo (tightly woven) the rope. In other words, I am the ultimate psychological counselor today. I have 20 years of experience as a floristry professional, and I also help bring good fortune through feng shui using plants and flowers. I have tested many kinds of fortune-bringing practices for 27 years and carefully select only those with proven effectiveness to share. Without clinging to preconceived notions, I use a free and positive mindset to discover multiple paths and solutions through various divination methods, providing thorough advice. I also have experience with major telephone clairvoyants, so I can respond immediately to even the most complex stories, and I proudly offer a wealth of life experiences that other fortune-tellers do not have. When it rains, you should use an umbrella… I will be your umbrella. Some men fear fortune-telling, but I am not a fortune-teller who merely predicts good or bad luck. Fortune-telling exists to reveal destiny and to help you win your fate. It’s like navigation: if there’s traffic, you take another route, right? It’s the same idea. Please use fortune-telling properly and in the right dosage. It is a prescription for your life :) I personally do not like things that offer instant results, whether medicine or fortune-telling (laughs). Thank you very much for your kind attention.