[Special feature on popular goshuin books & guide on how to use goshuin books] A wonderful goshuin book to accompany you when visiting temples in spring...♪

☆Spring is in full swing☆
Here in Kyoto City, cherry blossoms are blooming one after another.
Perfect for such a season!!
How about a goshuin stamp to accompany your spring temple tour?
.:*Goshuincho special feature*:.

We will also introduce popular key cases!!

Gift wrapping is available free of charge, so please feel free to let us know if you would like it.

It has become a popular power spot in recent years, and many women and young people collect goshuin stamps.
The secret boom continues, and recently the number of people who own Goshuincho has increased.

I would like to use a goshuincho, but I wonder if it would be difficult...
For those who think so, we will introduce how to use it easily!!

☆What is a Goshuincho??☆
Calligraphy and seals that are given as proof of visiting a temple or shrine.
It is also said to be proof that you have a relationship with God or Buddha.
The charm of goshuin is its beauty, which resembles art with its skillful brush strokes and vermilion stamp.
Basically, each piece is handwritten, so no two are the same.
It will be a good memento of your visit to the shrine or your trip.

☆Can it be used on both sides? ☆
Since both sides are pure white, you can of course receive a goshuin stamp on both sides, but there is a risk that the ink will bleed onto the back side.
Many people seem to only use one side.
If you want to keep it in a clean state, it may be better not to use the front and back sides.

☆Where can I get a Goshuincho? What is the stamp fee? ☆
If you would like to receive a goshuin stamp, please have it written at the shrine office or temple office, where you can purchase amulets, votive tablets, fortune slips, etc.
The stamp fee is approximately 300 yen,
Depending on shrines, temples, limited goshuin stamps, etc.
It may be 500 yen.

☆When you forget your goshuin book...??☆
Some shrines and temples have writing pads and hanshi paper, so
All you have to do is paste what you received into your own goshuin book later.

☆Write your name or address on the back☆
Please leave your goshuin book at the shrine office and write it out during your visit.
You may be able to pick it up later.
To avoid mistaking it for someone else's or losing it,
We also recommend writing your address and name on the back.

We would like to introduce you to the Goshuincho from Shogado, a Kyoto-based Japanese stationery manufacturer that produces Japanese books such as Goshuincho, pencil cases, origami, etc.
If you take it with you when visiting temples, you will feel better... *

It's getting warmer and I want to go out quickly!!
We have put together a collection of bags that are useful when you want to carry your cell phone and wallet separately from your main luggage.
Small shopping, walking around town, events, festivals, outdoor activities, travel, etc...
These are all items that are sure to be a hit.