This article examines the concept of lucky animals in Japanese culture, their history, common examples, and their importance to modern culture. Animals have been seen as messengers from gods that bring luck and fortune since ancient times in Japan. Common lucky animals include Shisa, Maneki Neko, Daruma Dolls, Inari Foxes, and Tanuki. Each animal is associated with different forms of luck such as protection from evil spirits or prosperity. These animals are beloved symbols throughout Japan representing all that is good about life.