“Gatito de la suerte” o “Gatito de la fortuna” llamado por algunos, es un amuleto popular en Japón. Maneki Neko representa a un gato de la raza Bobtail japonés, en una actitud de llamada y no saludando como la mayoría de la gente piensa. Maneki procede del verbo maneku que en japonés significa "invitar a pasar". Neko significa "gato".El mensaje a transmitir es “Eres bienvenido”.
"Lucky cat" or "Cat of fortune" called by some, it's a popular amulet in Japan.Maneki Neko represents a Bobtail japanese cat beckoning and not waving as most people thinks. Maneki comes from the verb maeku, which means "come in" in japanese while Neko means cat.The message given but this famous japanese sculpture is "your welcome"
"Lucky cat" or "Cat of fortune" called by some, it's a popular amulet in Japan.Maneki Neko represents a Bobtail japanese cat beckoning and not waving as most people thinks. Maneki comes from the verb maeku, which means "come in" in japanese while Neko means cat.The message given but this famous japanese sculpture is "your welcome"
