About Goshuin (Temple Stamps) of the Shikoku 88 Temple Pilgrimage
At each temple of the Shikoku 88 Temple Pilgrimage, pilgrims can receive a Goshuin (temple stamp) as proof of their visit. These stamps are also known as Nokyo-in, traditionally associated with the offering of copied sutras at the temple.
This page introduces a collection of Goshuin received from each temple of the Shikoku 88 Temple Pilgrimage.
Each temple article includes not only photos of the Goshuin, but also information about the temple’s history, highlights, pilgrimage details, and my personal experiences from visiting each temple.
Use this guide when collecting Goshuin during your Shikoku Pilgrimage or when looking for information about each temple.
Select a Goshuin page for each temple below.
Goshuin in Awa (Tokushima Prefecture) | Temples 1–23
Goshuin in Tosa (Kochi Prefecture) | Temples 24–39
Goshuin in Iyo (Ehime Prefecture) | Temples 40–65
Goshuin in Sanuki (Kagawa Prefecture) | Temples 66–88
