Reader’s Question:
I visited the four shrines of Suwa Taisha. When I got home and looked at my goshuin book again, I realized that the goshuin from Akimiya was not stamped (crying). What should I do in
Reader’s Question:
Is there a shrine in Tokyo, aside from Hōrin-ji and Kanda Jingu, that offers a pocket-sized goshuincho for writing goshuin?
So, you’ve decided to dive into
Reader’s Question:
I have plans to go to Aizuwakamatsu on Saturday, and I also intend to stop by Aizuyana. During this visit, I plan to pay my respects at Fukuman Kokuzo Bosatsu Enzoji Temple. I would like to
Goshuin, or temple seals, are a beautiful way to commemorate your visits to shrines and temples in Japan. Each goshuin is unique and often features stunning calligraphy and intricate designs that reflect the spirit of the
Visiting shrines and temples is an integral part of experiencing Japan’s rich cultural heritage. One of the unique practices among pilgrims and visitors is collecting Goshuin, or temple seals,
