How to Get a Goshuin Stamp at a Temple or Shrine in Japan
A goshuincho is a small notebook used specifically for temple and shrine visits. When you visit a shrine or a temple you can get a stamp and calligraphy text for that specific place for a small fee. In this short video, we show you how to get a stamp for your goshuincho.
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Japanese Shrine Tour: Gojoten Shrine & Kiyomizu Kannnon Do Temple
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Hey Guys! Today we visited a Gojoten Shrine & Kiyomizu Kannnon-Do Temple! The shrine supposedly didn't have any Goshuin but we were able to get one at the temple so YAY! But it was a really nice place! Check it out!
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Adventures in Japan #3 - Spring break in Kansai: Kyoto
/! Vlog in French /! English subtitles available
ENG // During my holidays I joined a couple of friends traveling to Japan. We visited Kyoto, Nara and Osaka. It was my first trip in Kansai and I enjoyed it so much ! I definitely love Kyoto and I'm going to show you some of the places we visited. This trip took place in March 2017
FR // Pendant mes vacances, j'ai rejoins deux amis en voyage au Japon. Nous avons visité Kyoto, Nara et Osaka. C'était mon premier voyage dans la région du Kansai et j'en ai vraiment profité ! J'adore Kyoto et je vais vous montrer quelques endroits que nous avons visité. Ceci était en mars 2017.
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Arrival at Osaka: 06H55
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- Philosopher's path: free
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-Torii:
ENG// A traditional Japanese gate at Shinto shrines, symbolically marking the transition from the profane to the sacred.
FR // Portail shinto séparant le monde réel du monde des esprits
- Goshuincho (朱印帳):
ENG // it is booklet in which you can collect calligraphies and stamps at temples, called Goshuin(御朱印) (which means red seal). You can find a calligraphy and a stamp at every shrine and temple, and every shrine and temple has its own stamp. You can get a booklet at shrines and paper shops. A goshuin always costs 300 yen.
FR // Un carnet dans lequel on collectionne les tampon et calligraphie de chaque temple appelés goshuin (御朱印) (qui signifie sceau rouge). Chaque temple ou sanctuaire a son propre goshuin. Prix: 300 JPY le sceau. Le carnet goshuincho s'achète dans les sanctuaires ou papeterie.
- Wabi-sabi:
ENG // It is a Japanese expression for an aesthetic concept derived from Zen Buddhism, centered on the acceptance of imperfection and minimalism, nature and simplicity. The aesthetic is sometimes described as one of beauty that is imperfect, impermanent, and incomplete.
FR // C'est une expression japonaise désignant un concept esthétique dérivé du bouddhisme zen, centré sur la beauté de l'imperfection et du minimalisme, la nature et la simplicité. //
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It was walking distance to Fushimi Inari which was great for early mornings. It was also very spacious for a Japanese accommodation and the staff were super friendly!
Link for Teppan Tavern Tenamonya:
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Here is the coolest way to collect Japanese souvenirs. Also, the cheapest ever. Even most Japanese don't own one of this. They find it really amazing that a foreigner owns this stamp book. When you visit temples and shrines here in Japan, this is what you should have and do. I also shared interesting facts about the places that we went to and featured in this vlog. There are still tons of places to visit in Japan, but here are the few ones that we have already seen and explored. Enjoy the video! A bit long but stay with it until the end. Thank you for watching. *ALL THE PICTURES ON THIS VLOG WERE TAKEN BY US AND NOT RIPPED DIRECTLY FROM THE INTERNET.* Links of the places down below.
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Antique Japanese Choba Tansu
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Getting my Goshuincho signed again
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Day 6
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Goshuin Signing at Kiyomizu-dera Temple in Kyoto
When you visit a temple or shrine in Japan you can receive goshuin, basically a stamp proving that you have been there. A priest or monk will sign your book with beautiful calligraphy and stamp it with the seal of the temple. Sadly, I stopped filming before I got the stamp :(
This particular stamp I received from Kiyomizu temple in
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Receiving a Temple Seal (ご朱印） at a Japanese Temple
Goshuin (ご朱印） is a temple stamp that Japanese travelers collect when they a visit a temple in Japan. Usually there is a Goshuin Cho (Temple Stamp Booklet) that they carry with them and then when you visit a temple you go to the Goshuin window and ask for the temple stamp. It usually costs around 300 yen. Most of the times, it is not allowed to photo or take a video of this process but I was able to take a video of the lady giving the temple stamp. The process involves first using the red color temple stamps that are unique to the temple and then writing about the temple on top of them using beautiful calligraphy.