Sensoji is Tokyo's oldest temple, founded in 628 AD with a history spanning nearly 1,400 years. Its principal image, Sho Kanzeon Bosatsu (Kannon, the Goddess of Mercy), is revered throughout Japan as the deity of compassion, drawing approximately 30 million visitors annually to this, Tokyo's most sacred site. This charm comes directly from Sensoji, carrying blessings steeped in nearly fourteen centuries of spiritual tradition.
This compact goshuincho (temple stamp book) brings the same exquisite gold brocade craftsmanship as its larger counterpart, in a more portable size. The rich vermillion cover with golden dragon embroidery makes it as beautiful to look at as it is functional. Perfectly sized for travelers who want to collect goshuin stamps without carrying a full-size book, it fits easily into bags and packs. With 48 pages of quality paper, it provides plenty of space for building your personal collection of sacred stamps from shrines and temples across Japan. An ideal introduction to the world of goshuin collecting.
