Tai Sai Amulet
Tai Sai, also known by the names dai siu small and big hi lo, chuck-a-luck is an ancient Chinese dice game. Named after two of its sources: the Chinese Tai-sai and English chuck-a luck, In Chinese, sic bo means "precious dice".
Tamagushi
In the Shinto religion, the tamagushi is a type of offering. Made of stringy tree fibers and strips of cloth or paper, tamagushi is often offered as amulets to worshipers. They are altars of memorialization to honor the spirits of the past who are worshipped on an inferior level to the kamidana (the three-level pagoda).
Hou with golden hair
The demon king of the Kingdom of Zhuzi, Sai Tai Sui, rode on his Golden-Haired Hou. The legendary beast is actually an opulent golden-haired hou. He is the steed Guanyin. He is armed with the Broad Axe as well as two Purple-Gold Bells that conjure fire and dust storms.
Lady Wukong
Lady Wukong Tai Sai tells the story of the story of a Chinese demon who tries to fool a woman. The story opens with Baigujing, a demon who appears to fool Sanzang three times. After the third time the demon flees and kidnaps Lady Wukong. The demon then takes on Lady Wukong and her disciples and finally, the demon is killed by the mighty Sun Wukong.
Three magical bells
Legend is that the Three Magic Bells of Tai Sai were used by the demon King to repel everyone. The bells, created by the Astrologer Taishang Laojun, have the power to invoke smoke, fire and dust storms. They are magic bells but they actually serve as the collar for Sai Tai Sui. The story follows two rivals with different goals.
Amulet
Wearing the Tai Sai amulet will grant you with positive energy, protection and prosperity. It can help you grow your income or get promoted. It can help you avoid being cheated out of business opportunities. The amulet is believed to bring luck and prosperity, as well as to prevent you from being cheated out of anything. It is also known as the "battery of prosperity" and is believed to boost longevity and wealth.
Festival
The Aiki Tai Sai Festival is an ancient Japanese celebration that is held at the Aiki Jinja, a place to worship for the Aikido community. The festival, which combines shinto ceremonies with Aikido demonstrations and Doshu talks, attracts hundreds of people every year. It also hosts one of Japan's most important Aikido events. Although the festival has been held in Iwama for more than 100 years, it is now held in other parts of Japan.
Origin
Though the origins of Tai Sai aren't clear, the game is thought to have been developed in the past in China, notably in the Fujian province. While American gambling establishments claim the game first became popular in Las Vegas, its origins are most likely to be in the Fujian province. The game is closely related to the British game tongkat ali, which translates to "five" in Chinese. Tai Sai is one the oldest forms of gambling around the world.