This special campaign runs for about three months, from December 1, 2025 to March 1, 2026. It is an perfect time to visit historic shrines and temples in the clear air of Japan’s winter and early spring.

A goshuin is a highly valued “proof of connection” with the deities or Buddhas, granted to worshippers at temples and shrines in Japan. The date of your visit and the name of the temple or shrine are brushed in ink and accompanied by a vermilion seal. Far from being a simple stamp, each goshuin carries artistic beauty and historical weight.
This goshuin tour is a chance to experience the depth of Japanese culture and faith by visiting lesser-known historic temples and shrines along the Keisei and Keikyu lines that ordinary tourists rarely visit.

In this stamp rally, a total of 16 temples and shrines are included:
・8 sites along the Keisei line
By receiving goshuin at each location, you also collect digital stamps.
The Keisei side is known for sites that express “tradition and the atmosphere of an ancient city,” such as Naritasan Shinshoji Temple in Narita and other historic shrines and temples closer to central Tokyo.
The Keikyu side stretches from Shinagawa through Yokohama and down the Miura Peninsula, and features many temples and shrines with “scenic views that blend the sea and the city.”
Through this tour, travelers can experience contrasting landscapes and histories on the eastern and southern shores of Tokyo Bay in a single journey.

Special original goods are prepared according to how many stamps you collect, so you can turn your pilgrimage into a tangible memory.

Awarded to participants who collect all 8 stamps from temples and shrines along the Keisei line.

Awarded to participants who collect all 8 stamps from temples and shrines along the Keikyu line.

A train-shaped pouch that fans of Keisei and Keikyu will love, awarded by lottery to participants who collect all 16 stamps.

During the stamp rally period, both companies will also sell a campaign-only, original goshuin book with a special design (2,300 yen, limited to 2,000 books). Starting your journey with this book will make the experience feel even more special.

This campaign is run as a digital stamp rally, rather than using a dedicated app or paper stamp sheet. This makes it easy for international visitors to participate and complete both stamp collection and prize applications with just a smartphone.

1. Register for the stamp rally. Issue the “Keisei × Keikyu 16 Shrines & Temples Goshuin Tour” stamp rally from the newcal website (membership registration on newcal is required).
2. Visit the temples and shrines. Bring your own goshuin book (no specific type required) and visit participating temples and shrines along the Keisei and Keikyu lines.
3. Receive goshuin and get digital stamps. At each site, receive a goshuin (a fee such as nokyo-ryo or hatsuho-ryo is required), then scan the designated QR code with your smartphone to collect a digital stamp.
4. Exchange or apply for prizes. Collect all stamps in the Keisei area or Keikyu area to exchange for first-come, first-served prizes (drawstring bag or goshuin book band) at designated locations.
Collect all 16 stamps to become eligible to apply for the lottery prize (train-shaped pouch).

To make the tour feel even more special, an original-design goshuin book (2,300 yen, limited to 2,000 copies) will be sold during the campaign. It will be available at major shops operated by both companies, such as GIFT KEISEI inside Keisei Ueno Station and the Keikyu goods shop “Otodoke Keikyu.” It is a perfect companion for your goshuin journey.

Shrines and temples are places of worship, so it is important to approach them with respect as well as enjoyment.
・When receiving a goshuin, please offer the required nokyo-ryo or hatsuho-ryo (offering fee) requested by each temple or shrine.
・The way to worship and the procedure for receiving goshuin may vary by location. Always follow the customs and instructions of each temple or shrine.
・Around year-end, New Year, or on days with events, reception hours and goshuin procedures may differ from normal. Checking official announcements in advance is recommended.
・To acquire digital stamps, you will need to enable location information on your mobile device.

The first-come, first-served prizes (drawstring bag and goshuin book band) are each limited to 1,000 items. Once the planned number has been reached, prize exchange will end.
If you are aiming for these limited goods, it is best to complete your visits early and exchange your stamps for prizes at the designated locations as soon as possible.