Could you explain me more what it is? π€
Will be in Tokyo by Tuesday
Discussion
Almost all shrines and temple have a stamp which can be collected in a stamp book. From what I understand, in old Japan people would need proof and permission to travel so the monks would have to get the shrine/temple stamps as proof of where they had traveled. Now-a-days it offers a unique kanji and symbol of each shrine/temple. I often use them as stamps in the picture I am taking in that area, for pilgrimages or of the shrine/temple. 
Oh wow, thank you so much for sharing π±π€―π
Will you be at the conference? ππ€
Yes, but only for the first two days. I am always too busy. π
Canβt wait to meet you brother π€π€π€
To get this stamp go to the office at the shrine/temple. But a stamp book Β₯1500 and then buy the stamp Β₯300. Keep a collection as you travel and enjoy!