Bridgehappy Goshuincho Goshuin Shuincho Large Folding Nakyucho (Sakura Black)

This is a large-sized accordion-style notebook for collecting goshuin and joshin stamps. Main size: approximately 18×12 cm (large size). Main material: cover/embossed paper (protected with coating), inner paper/Iyo washi. Specifications/set contents: accordion style, double-bag binding structure, 24 folds (24 pages on one side, 48 pages on both sides). 【This product addresses the following concerns】 - "The goshuin I received is too large and overflows from my current notebook..." → The large size accommodates various sizes of goshuin comfortably. It's neat for sticking them in. - "I'm worried that ink might bleed through and dirty other pages..." → The double structure reduces ink bleeding, making it easy to store important goshuin in beautiful condition. - "I carry my goshuin notebook, so I'm concerned about dirt and friction..." → The luxurious glossy coating protects the cover, designed for durability during daily transport. - "I want to quickly open it and view all my collected goshuin at once!" → The accordion design allows you to see all your memories without flipping through pages. 【Five reasons to choose this product】 - Thoughtfully large size: Approximately 18×12 cm, accommodating handwritten and large goshuin neatly. - Double-bag binding reduces bleed-through: The appropriately thick washi paper is structured in double layers to minimize ink transparency and bleeding. - Variety of designs: Choose from ukiyo-e series, kotoba asobi series, retro modern series, etc., to match your preferences. - Practical and durable specifications: Accordion style for easy viewing, with protective coating to resist dirt. Recommended for daily use. - Emphasis on quality and price balance: High quality at an accessible price, often chosen for multiple uses or as gifts. 【How to use the goshuin notebook】 Easy to use for beginners in collecting goshuin. Scenarios: Year's visits, travel, shrine and temple tours, castle visits, etc. Ideal for those wanting to start collecting or looking for a notebook. 1. Bring the goshuin notebook: At the shrine or temple, say "Please give me a goshuin." 2. Receive the goshuin: It can be handwritten or a pre-written stamp. 3. For pre-written stamps, attach it: Use glue to stick the received goshuin onto the page. Note: When receiving handwritten stamps, do not close the next page until the ink dries.