About Ema

In the shrines of Japan, you might come across places adorned with small wooden plaques called "Ema". Originating from ancient horse offerings, they have evolved into a tradition where wishes and prayers are written on these plaques. Each Ema carries someone's hopes and dreams, silently conveying their wishes to the deities. Leaving your own Ema is like having a brief conversation with the gods, hoping to be heard.

Online Ema History

Back in 2000, Pizza from Hong Kong introduced the first online Ema through the website Our-Oxygen.com using CGI (Perl). It not only offered the classic shrine style but also introduced a garden theme and later added a unique daily fortune-telling feature.

As time went on and technology advanced, by 2023, VegBao.com decided to embrace this tradition, revamping the online Ema with modern technology, allowing more people to share their wishes.

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