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Goshuin Book (Goshuincho) — Black, Gold Foil (御朱印帳), an omamori from Zojoji Temple
Goshuin Book (Goshuincho) — Black, Gold Foil (御朱印帳), an omamori from Zojoji Temple — view 1Goshuin Book (Goshuincho) — Black, Gold Foil (御朱印帳), an omamori from Zojoji Temple — view 2Goshuin Book (Goshuincho) — Black, Gold Foil (御朱印帳), an omamori from Zojoji Temple — view 3Goshuin Book (Goshuincho) — Black, Gold Foil (御朱印帳), an omamori from Zojoji Temple — view 4
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Zojoji Temple · Goshuin Books

Goshuin Book (Goshuincho) — Black, Gold Foil

$50 USD

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Standard — Japan Post, tracked (about 3 weeks), $8 (free on 3+)

A goshuin book (temple stamp book) for collecting temple and shrine seals, with a black cover stamped in gold foil.

Tokyo Omamori Post is an independent shop, not affiliated with or endorsed by Zojoji Temple. The temple name shows where each charm was obtained.

What it means

A goshuincho (goshuin book, or temple stamp book) is a folding book in which temples and shrines write and stamp a seal (goshuin) for visitors. This one is the temple’s renewed original design: a black cover stamped in gold, red and white foil with the main hall, Tokyo Tower and cherry blossoms. It measures 18.2 × 12.2 cm and has 46 pages. The temple writes its own seal on the first page before it is sent, and the date of that seal cannot be chosen.

Where it's from

Ordered from the official online 授与所 (charm office) of Zojoji Temple (増上寺), Shiba, Tokyo — at the foot of Tokyo Tower. It comes as a folding stamp book (accordion style) with a black cover stamped in gold foil.

Form
Folding stamp book (accordion style) with a black cover stamped in gold foil
How it's traditionally kept

A goshuincho is carried to temples and shrines to collect seals, which the temple writes and stamps in the book at its seal office. Most people keep it in a bag when travelling and somewhere dry and flat at home.

Delivery
Ships from Tokyo in about 1 week.

Pairs well with