Japanese Goshuin Notebook - Mino Washi Kikkō ustensile Cats as the Fifty-three Stations

Cats as the Fifty-three Stations of the Tōkaidō shows 55 cats

Apply ink to the stamp

Made in Japan with premium Mofuru paper

close the lid to press and shape the rice

a warm bath

Japanese Goshuin Notebook - Mino Washi Kikkō ustensile Cats as the Fifty-three StationsMino Washi Kikk Japanese Accordion Style Goshuin Stamp Book Every temple and shrine in Japan has its own goshuin: a unique stamp and handwritten calligraphy created for each visitor and preserved in a special book known as a goshuincho. This design features the kikk pattern, inspired by a turtle shell and regarded as one of Japans oldest symbols of longevity and protection. Each panel reveals miniature scenes of clouds, flowers, waves, or graceful