Japanese Cat Statue Pictures, Images and Stock Photos

a Maneki-neko plastic cat, Symbolizing luck and wealth, on a pop and colorful background."nMinimal color still life photography

Tokyo, Japan- October 1, 2017: Gotokuji Temple is a Buddhist temple that is said to be the birthplace of the beckoning cat known as maneki neko. You can see these small statues, which portray a cat sitting up and beckoning with its front paw.

A golden Maneki Neko.

Close up shot of a golden Maneki-neko, a common Japanese figurine (lucky charm, talisman) which is often believed to bring good luck to its owner as well as beckoning customers and wealth. They are found throughout Asia.

Thousands of maneki-neko statues displayed in the garden of Gotokuji Temple. Tokyo, Japan, August 2019

Seamless, Asian pattern with maneki nekos in black, white and red on beige background. The "Maneki neko" is a traditional, Japanese luck symbol, often used in feng shui. This character is believed to bring good luck and prosperity to the owner. Literally the name says "beckoning cat". The white cat wears a red collar with a bell and holds a coin with the Japanese writing: 千万両, which means 'ten million ryō' (an extraordinary sum of money).

tokyo,japan - april 05 2019: Old-fashioned Yanaka-Ginza shopping street with elderlies pedestrians making shopping at traditional tempura or bento shops adorned with cat statue on the roof.

a Maneki-neko plastic cat, Symbolizing luck and wealth, on a pop and colorful background."nMinimal color still life photography

vector of greeting series welcome to japan

Maneki Neko: Japanese welcoming and good luck cat on white background. Typical souvenir for tourists. Clipping path included.

tokyo, japan - january 08 2021: Pedestrian wearing a mask walking beside the lion bronze sculpture wearing a mask at the entrance gate of the Mitsukoshi department store of Ginza during the pandemic.

The symbol of the shrine. Amulet stone statue.

Still life in Okinawa

a Maneki-neko plastic cat, Symbolizing luck and wealth, on a pop and colorful background."nMinimal color still life photography

a Maneki-neko plastic cat, Symbolizing luck and wealth, on a pop and colorful background."nMinimal color still life photography

Lucky Cat, Maneki Neko or Zhaocai Mao, ancient cultural icon from japan and popular in many asian cultures.

Maneki-neko (beckoning cat), Japanese figurines on display in a souvenir shop in London Chinatown

Komainu Japanese Lion mask and turtle is a vector illustration that mixes wild life, mechanical parts and japanese folklore tradition. The japanese kanji means "jinnai komainu".

Kanazawa Japan - October 7, 2016: Japanese Manekineko Lucky cat stature in front of lottery outlet in Kanazawa Japan

Guardian doglion, Okinawan mythology shisa figure. The Japanese island Okinawa is one of Japan´s southernmost islands. The climate at Okinawa is subtropical and the beaches are considered among the world´s most beautiful.

"A guardian shisa lion dog, on the roof of an Okinawan home."

A traditional Ryukyuan statue, believed to protect from evil in Okinawa, Japan

Shisa figure, a traditional guard at the japanese island Okinawa. The Japanese island Okinawa is one of Japan´s southernmost islands. The climate at Okinawa is subtropical and the beaches are considered among the world´s most beautiful.

a Maneki-neko plastic cat, Symbolizing luck and wealth, on a pop and colorful background."nMinimal color still life photography

Guardian lion texture design. Historical symbol background.

Guardian animal Komainu dog banner design. Traditional asian symbol background.

Tokyo, Japan- October 1, 2017: Gotokuji Temple is a Buddhist temple that is said to be the birthplace of the beckoning cat known as maneki neko. You can see these small statues, which portray a cat sitting up and beckoning with its front paw.

Tokyo, Japan - JULY 10, 2015: A photo of a Nihonbashi bridge, Chuo-ku, Tokyo / Nihonbashi bridge has become a starting point of Japan's road network since the early Edo Period.

Guardian animal Komainu dog banner design. Traditional asian symbol background.

Shisa figurine is a guardian angel

The "Maneki neko" is a traditional, Japanese luck symbol, often used in feng shui. This character is believed to bring good luck and prosperity to the owner. Literally the name says "beckoning cat". The white cat wears a red collar with a bell and holds a coin with the Japanese writing: 千万両, which means 'ten million ryō' (an extraordinary sum of money).

American Village, Japan - September 17 2018: kokusai dori street which means international street decorated with two shisa lion sculptures in the city of Naha in Okinawa

Shisa in Okinawa, Japan

Japanese cat maneki - neko for good luck, money, well-being with raised paws. Asian figurines for a successful business. Cartoon vector illustration of feng shui figurines.

An adorable brown shisa (lion) is standing on the roof with a very beautiful blue/white sky and the green palm tree's leaves.

Tokyo, Japan- October 1, 2017: Gotokuji Temple is a Buddhist temple that is said to be the birthplace of the beckoning cat known as maneki neko. You can see these small statues, which portray a cat sitting up and beckoning with its front paw.

Amaterasu Okami, the Sun Goddess. She, the central deity of in Japanese mythology , is a sun goddess. Japanese god who calls happiness.

tokyo, japan - september 17 2019: Stone statue of a komainu lion in the Japanese Shintoist Kanda shrine adorned by banners with the imperial emblem celebrating enthronement of the new emperor.

Thousands of maneki-neko statues displayed in the garden of Gotokuji Temple. Tokyo, Japan, August 2019

Kyoto, Japan - December 19, 2018. Maruyama Park above the Yasaka Shrine in the Gion district of Kyoto in Kansai Prefecture, Japan.

Komainu is an imaginary animal resembling a lion or a dog. It is settled to protect the temple from evil spirits. This Komainu of Naritasan Shinshoji n Chiba-ken. It is a work of the end of Edo. Narita-shi,Chiba-ken,Japan 07/31/2015

Hand drawn illustration of cute Okinawan lion statue

Osaka, Japan - December 12, 2023: The Namba Yasaka-jinja Shinto shrine in Osaka, Japan, famous for its enormous lion head-shaped building.

Maneki-neko is lucky cat of Japanese tradition. 3D rendering

Yamanashi: There are golden cat statues name "Maneki Neko" near Nagashimasuka playing machine in Fuji-Q Highland amusement park February 15, 2017 in Tokyo, Japan