[Tokyo, Asakusa] Making a Goshuincho (stamp book) ~Earth-friendly upcycling~

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You can make an eco-friendly upcycled goshuincho (stamp book) using recycled materials such as scraps, used paper bags, and wrapping paper that are generated during the kimono manufacturing process.
Choose your favorite pattern from the materials and create your own favorite goshuincho.
Staff will be on hand to support you, so even first-timers can have fun creating.
If you visit shrines and temples with your handmade stamp book, it will surely become a lasting memory.

A "Goshuincho" is a book used by worshippers to keep a record of their visits and commemorations of their journeys or pilgrimages when visiting Japanese temples and shrines.
There are also many different designs and decorations for goshuincho, allowing you to choose one that suits your individual tastes and preferences.

Upcycling is the process of giving new value to something that would otherwise be discarded, upgrading it into a new product, and giving it new life.
The keyword "upcycling" is one that deserves a lot of attention in order to transition from a consumer society where things are mass-produced and consumed to a sustainable society.

It is a 3-minute walk from Kaminarimon Gate, and nearby tourist attractions include
It is a perfect location with many tourist attractions such as Sensoji Temple, Sumida Park, Tokyo Skytree, Ueno Zoo, and Tokyo National Museum.