

Japan Heritage · 104 Stories
御周印 — Gosyuuin
Discover 104 unique stories that reflect the culture, traditions, and history of regions throughout Japan.
Visit these places and experience Japan Heritage firsthand.
Gosyuuin —is a special commemorative stamp available only to visitors who come to each site.
Start'your journey and collect all 104 stamps!
What is it
Each Japan Heritage Story reflects the unique culture, traditions, landscapes, and history of its region. The tangible and intangible cultural assets shaping these Stories are invaluable treasures that convey the history and character of each region.To date, 104 stories have been officially recognized as Japan Heritage by Japan's Agency for Cultural Affairs.
Gosyuuin (御周印) is a commemorative stamp that marks your visit — a unique stamp available only at Japan Heritage locations across Japan. Collect them in your Gosyuuin stamp book, and take home a unique keepsake that cannot be purchased in stores, an ink-stamped memory of your journey.
Note:
・Gosyuuin (御周印) is not the same as Goshuin (御朱印), the traditional stamps collected at temples and shrines. Gosyuuin is an original stamp-collecting program created exclusively for Japan Heritage sites.
・ Each certified Japan Heritage site may have multiple locations of the stamp, and its design is the same at those locations.
How to enjoy
No apps required. No reservations needed. Just you, your stamp book, and the open road.

Purchase your Gosyuuin Stamp Book (¥2,000 incl. tax) at participating Japan Heritage Councils and selected locations across Japan. Check the map to find the nearest sales point.
Visit a participating Japan Heritage location and collect its original stamp in your book. A stamping fee of ¥300 applies at each location. Each stamp becomes a memorable keepsake from your journey.
The Stamp Book
A specially designed accordion-fold stamp book for collecting Gosyuuin. The cover features stained-glass-inspired Japanese patterns in two designs: "Fan" (扇) and "Flower" (花) — each available with four different page designs. The pages come pre-printed with the characters "Japan Heritage" (日本遺産) in red, and the Gosyuuin stamp is pressed on top of the characters to complete the design. Each book holds 28 stamps. You will need four stamp books to collect all 104 stamps.
Cover "Fan" (扇)

Interior designs (Cover "Fan")
Cover "Flower" (花)

Interior designs (Cover "Flower")
Find locations
Find stamping locations and stamp book retailers across Japan on the Gosyuuin Map.
Filter, explore, and plan your route.
※Gosyuuin Stamp Book is not available in some sites
How to use the map
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