A goshuincho is a traditional Japanese book used to collect goshuin—the distinctive vermilion seals, stamps, and handwritten calligraphy received when visiting Buddhist temples and Shinto shrines. Each entry usually records the place and date of the visit, gradually turning the book into a personal record of a journey through Japan.

This edition is decorated with traditional Japanese lucky charms presented in Furukawa Shiko’s approachable style. The accordion-fold pages can be opened one at a time when receiving a goshuin or unfolded to view several entries as a continuous collection.

[Specifications]

• Book Size: Approx. H182 × W121 mm
• Package Size: Approx. H187 × W135 × D17 mm
• Pages: 48 pages
  
• Cover type: Hardcover
• Binding: Traditional accordion-fold binding
• Material: Mino Japanese paper
• Intended Use: Collecting goshuin from Japanese temples and shrines
• Alternative Uses: Travel stamps and commemorative seals
• Origin: Japan

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