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A goshuin is a stamp or seal impression given as proof of pilgrimage, typically collected in a special booklet. The origins of goshuin are varied, but it is believed to have started as "nōkyō ukejō," which were receipts given to monks known as "Rokuj

The "Yoraku" originally served as ornamental accessories for Indian nobility and are used in Buddhism as decorative items for Buddhist altars. The "Housouge" motif, one of the auspicious patterns, represents an imaginary flower that blooms

Tatami is a traditional Japanese flooring material. It is made by attaching a woven tatami facing, made of igusa (rush grass), to a board-like tatami floor that serves as the core material.To secure the tatami facing and for decoration purposes,