An autumn story woven by autumn leaves and dragons - The charm of Jorakuji Temple's November limited edition goshuin stamp
1. Introduction
1-1. Autumn scenery at Jorakuji Temple
From the grounds of Jorakuji Temple, you can see the beautiful scenery of the entire town of Chichibu dyed in autumn colors.
Walking through the town of Chichibu, you can see the crimson and gold maple leaves swaying in the wind, and the leaves carried by gusts of wind rising high into the sky, creating a fantastical sight, as if a dragon had blew its breath.
1-2. Overview of November limited goshuin stamps
Jorakuji Temple's November-only goshuin stamp is a special one that combines the autumn scenery with the symbol of a dragon. This goshuin stamp, available only during this season when the leaves are vibrantly colored, features a dragon, which is said to bring good fortune, and is popular with visitors praying for financial luck and business success.
Furthermore, the goshuin stamp is inscribed with the characters "Samanda Bodhisattva Fugen" and is imbued with the blessing of Fugen Bodhisattva, who brings peace to the heart. The Sanskrit character "an" engraved inside the jewel is also a symbol of the harmony between the autumn leaves and the dragon, and this goshuin stamp is received by many worshippers as a piece that offers a special autumn-only experience.
2. The Artistry of Special Goshuin
2-1. The harmony of dragon's breath and autumn leaves
The November-only goshuin stamps feature a mystical worldview created by autumn leaves and dragons.
The beauty of the autumn leaves and the strength of the dragon that breathes among them are beautifully combined in a design that looks as if the dragon is breathing on the leaves.
The way the maple leaves fly up is reminiscent of the dragon bestowing energy and life force on the earth, and this autumn scene is faithfully reproduced on the goshuin seal.
Visitors to Jorakuji Temple can feel the energy of the season along with the autumn leaves.
2-2. Design features
The November goshuin stamps are designed with great attention to detail, with the themes of "Dragon's Breath" and "Autumn Leaves."
The dragon is the symbol of Jorakuji Temple and is believed to bring good fortune and happiness.
The dragon of Jorakuji Temple
A dragon seal to improve your luck.
Dragons are said to bring great luck, such as increased financial fortune, business success, and the realization of dreams.
Autumn leaves flowing on the water surface
The sight of autumn leaves falling onto the water and floating away represents the cycle of nature and the reincarnation of life.
Dancing autumn leaves
The leaves change colour beautifully from spring to summer and then to autumn, before finally falling.
It represents the passage of time and impermanence, and contains the message "cherish this moment."
The characters for "Samantabhadra Great Bodhisattva"
He wrote the calligraphy of the Bodhisattva Samantabhadra, the guardian deity of Tatsumi.
One of the benefits of Bodhisattva Samantabhadra is said to be that it brings peace of mind.
Sanskrit seal "An"
This sacred seal has Sanskrit characters written inside a jewel. Sanskrit characters are characters that originated in ancient India, and each character represents the power of Buddha.
Write your wish in gold letters
Gold ink used.
You can choose from 18 different words to write.
・Increase in financial luck, good luck and protection from evil, good health, etc.
Each piece is carefully inscribed with wishes for good fortune.
It is also recommended as a gift for family and friends.
The date of application is included, making it a popular gift for birthdays and births.
2-3. Carefully write on each piece 
Each of these special goshuin stamps is hand-stamped and a wish written inside, giving the bearer a special connection.
Jorakuji Temple's special goshuin stamp "Dragon Series"
Jorakuji Temple distributes special goshuin stamps called the "Dragon Series."
It is popular among worshippers praying for good fortune and protection from misfortune, and the temple seal, depicting the dragon that is the symbol of Jorakuji Temple, is said to bring special blessings to those who visit.
Previously, the dragon series has incorporated different themes and designs for each season.
View special goshuin stamps distributed in the past
This November limited edition has a design that is perfect for the current season.
On the day of the Dragon, write in Chika characters.
The Day of the Dragon will be written in gold letters.
November's Dragon Day
12th (Tue) and 24th (Sun)
▼Click here to apply for the Dragon Day limited edition gold lettering▼
Apply for a gold lettered goshuin
4. How to receive a goshuin
Reception location and time
Jorakuji Temple's goshuin stamps are available at the gift shop. 
4-2. Apply by mail
How to apply
You can reserve a goshuin stamp online.
Apply for November's special goshuin by mail
From the Goshuin page, go to "Apply by mail" and enter your address and other required information.
After you apply, you will receive a confirmation of receipt via email.
Shipping costs <br>If you choose to send by mail, an additional shipping fee of 350 yen will be charged.
Payment Method
Payment can be made by credit card, convenience store payment, smartphone payment (PayPay, etc.), or AmazonPay.
After payment is complete, we will write your message on the goshuin and mail it to your home.
Estimated time until receipt
It will take approximately 5 to 7 days from the time you receive the "Shipping Complete" notification. Please check the post office website for details.
If there is a large number of applications, it may take some time to prepare your order.