Collecting stamps in Japan: Part 2 - Goshuin 御朱印

[@marinaross6880]

My favourites are: the one with the December stamp, plus the cutout one from Mt Fuji 😊😊 You did well collecting all the Goshuin - I love the calligraphy! I only managed to get one during my first trip in 2018. I will be on the lookout in our upcoming trip in March! 😊

[@wanderandwrite]

Enjoy your trip!

[@LetsExplore307]

Thank you for such detailed information I have several shrines and temples in my itinerary and I want to also collect their stamps and I been learning so much prior to my trip in a month times

[@wanderandwrite]

@@LetsExplore307 thanks for watching! I hope you have a great time on your trip!

[@LetsExplore307]

@@wanderandwrite Quick questions if there a way to keep the lose goshuin they give that don't write directly into the book?

[@wanderandwrite]

@LetsExplore307 you can glue them in, I use a glue tape so they lie flat, a glue stick might make the pages ripple

[@senapus1241]

Thank you for showing us this kind of "stamps" and also explaining how to collect them. Until this video I haven't consider to collect them because I'm to introvert to ask for these. But when it's possible to buy them, then I may collect them too, because I love these calligraphy.

[@wanderandwrite]

@@senapus1241 thanks for watching! I’m really shy speaking Japanese and I found it easy to collect these, showing the book, paying and saying thank you is usually the whole interaction 😌

[@senapus1241]

@@wanderandwrite Thank you. You give me courage. My little japanese language skill should be enough for this :)

[@normavela4552]

For the Goshuin you couldn't recall I used Google image translate and it said "Heaven." Maybe that's correct?