Goshuin and Goshuin goods
Goshuin is a seal of a pilgrimage shrine/ or temple.
At an each office of shrine/or temple, a stamp for a pilgrimage seal is available, including hand writing in calligraphy at a cost of 500 yen.(excepting the Enoshima Shrine).
The Enoshima Shrine, being unable to provide hand writing calligraphy, they preparea unique stamp instead, at a cost of 300 yen.
To keep records of Eight Kamakura-Enoshima Pilgrimage, it is prepared a square paper-board, an illustrated paper-board, and a stamp book: Goshuin-cho as well.
(rf Goshuin goods list)
To Get Goshuin.
1) First, say prayer to the enshrined deity of good luck.
2) Get a square cardboard or a stamp book for Goshuin at a shrine office/ or a temple office.
3) Ask a monk for Goshuin (scarlet seal) stamping and letters of blessing in calligraphy.
4) On completion of visiting the Eight spots, a pilgrim may obtain the specific seal of blessing which suggests wishes come true.
At an each office of shrine/or temple, a stamp for a pilgrimage seal is available, including hand writing in calligraphy at a cost of 500 yen.(excepting the Enoshima Shrine).
The Enoshima Shrine, being unable to provide hand writing calligraphy, they preparea unique stamp instead, at a cost of 300 yen.
To keep records of Eight Kamakura-Enoshima Pilgrimage, it is prepared a square paper-board, an illustrated paper-board, and a stamp book: Goshuin-cho as well.
(rf Goshuin goods list)
To Get Goshuin.
1) First, say prayer to the enshrined deity of good luck.
2) Get a square cardboard or a stamp book for Goshuin at a shrine office/ or a temple office.
3) Ask a monk for Goshuin (scarlet seal) stamping and letters of blessing in calligraphy.
4) On completion of visiting the Eight spots, a pilgrim may obtain the specific seal of blessing which suggests wishes come true.
For Goshuin Recipients
A goshuin is a seal and calligraphy given as proof of your visit to a shrine or temple.
It is completely different from the collectible stamps available at train stations.
A goshuin is a sign of worship.
Please prepare a goshuincho (a special stamp book) or a shikishi board to receive a goshuin.
We do not write goshuin on ordinary notebooks, notepads, or loose sheets of paper.
If you do not have a goshuincho or a shikishi, you can purchase one here.
The fee for each goshuin is 500 yen (except at Enoshima Shrine, where it is 300 yen).
It is completely different from the collectible stamps available at train stations.
A goshuin is a sign of worship.
Please prepare a goshuincho (a special stamp book) or a shikishi board to receive a goshuin.
We do not write goshuin on ordinary notebooks, notepads, or loose sheets of paper.
If you do not have a goshuincho or a shikishi, you can purchase one here.
The fee for each goshuin is 500 yen (except at Enoshima Shrine, where it is 300 yen).
Goshuin goods list
All these Goshuin goods are available at an office of shrine/or temple.
Illustrated square paper-board, for calligraphy writing and seal-stamping
1000yen
Specially prepared square paper-board for the pilgrimage seal-stamping
500yen
Seal Stamp-Book (Goshuin-cho) of eight Kamakura-Enoshima Pilgrimage
1500yen
Seal Stamp-Book (Goshuin-cho) Folding screen Type
3000yen
※It comes out on the January 2022.Sold at Jochiji,Goryo Jinjya
