We prepare several designs such as collaborative designs with the exhivisions at the museum, with works of KADOKAWA, commemorative designs of saisonal rituals, exculsive designs for rainy days, which would become a good souvenir of your visit to SAKURA town.
1,000 yens
This is a special collaborative Goshuin (shrine stamp) celebrating the "Galaxy Express 999" exhibition currently held at the Kadokawa Musashino Museum. "Galaxy Express 999" is a legendary Japanese anime and manga masterpiece created by Leiji Matsumoto. It tells a grand space fantasy story of a young boy named Tetsuro and a mysterious woman, Maetel, as they travel through the galaxy on a futuristic space train.
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500 yens(only for August 15th ～ August 17th)
Each month features a different phase of the moon.
Illustrated by a staff of the shrine.
Please enjoy our mystical designs, delivered in harmony with the phases of the moon.
500 yens(only on rainy days)
In the japanese language, there are many expressions for rain.
Each month features a seasonal expression of the rain, together with a related poem or phrase.
Accompanied by a brief explanation of the texts in the design.
500 yens
In Japanese, Sō (蒼) refers to a deep blue reminiscent of lush greenery.
Enjoy the vivid contrast between the boundless clear sky and the rising white summer clouds.
Wishing you a bright, healthy, and happy summer.
1000 yens
The shrine's official name, Musashino ni Masu Uruwashiki Yamato no Miyashiro, was named by the renowned scholar of Japanese literature, Prof. Susumu Nakanishi, who is widely understood to be the creator of the era name "Reiwa".
"Reiwa signifies 'Uruwashiki Yamato'—the exquisite beauty of Japan. The character 'Rei' (令), as used in terms like 'Reijō' (dignified daughter) or 'Reisoku' (dignified son), represents a state of refined and harmonious beauty. It is an elegant, structured beauty born from self-discipline and noble living. This is the nuance I feel in 'Rei,' and I believe the traditional Japanese word 'Uruwashii' captures it best."
— Prof. Susumu Nakanishi
During August, we are offering a special Goshuin. It features the calligraphy "Reiwashiku Wa ni Ikiru" (Living Gracefully in Harmony), penned by Prof. Nakanishi on May 1, 2019, the very first day of the Reiwa era.
Dr. Nakanishi poured his heart into this calligraphy, praying for us to live with grace and harmony, and for people all across the world to live in bright, peaceful days. We hope you will receive this Goshuin—a true prayer for peace itself—as a cherished memento of your visit.
1000 yens(throughout the entire month of May)
This Goshuin commemorates the anniversary of the ceremony enshrining the heroic deity Susano at our shrine.
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1000 yens(until September 30th)
These Goshuin feature the charactors of the anime "Agents of the Four Seasons".
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500 yens(only on exhibition days)
These Goshuin commemorates the exhivision of insects held in SakuraTown.
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