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Juzu or nenju is the Japanese word for the Buddhist rosary, known in Sanskrit as mala or japamala, meaning "garland of flowers". Known as su-zhu in CHina and by similar names throughout Asia, the Buddhist rosary has 108 beads, representing the 108 delusions people suffer. It is prayed by reciting a repeated religious phrase (mantra) and sometimes merely holding/wearing one is deemed sufficient.
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