Discover Your 2023 Fortune

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What does 2023 have in store for you? Read our chart to understand how to read your omijuki, or fortune, inside your fortune cookie.

Each of the eight fortunes represent your fortune for the upcoming year. Your fortune will give you insights on your health, wealth, love, and your special wishes for 2023.

Although “Future Blessing” may sound fortuitous, beware. Too much of a good thing can lead to trouble, and luck is no different!

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