Thank you very much for visiting Mercari. Please be careful of those who are illegally reprinting and falsely listing items from Mercari sellers, as well as fraudulent websites. This item is a rare, pre-war (1928, 96 years ago) Bizen Okayama warehouse-find, a rare item: a *Hanshu Kuni Akashi-gun Shikoku Reijo* (Shikoku Pilgrimage) original ink-written and stamped *goshuin* (temple seal) and *nokyocho* (pilgrimage notebook) from that time. At the Shikoku 88 Temple Pilgrimage, Edo period *goshuin* and *nokyocho* are rarely seen and are kept as old document materials, but in the Harima Akashi-gun area of Hyogo Prefecture, this pre-war ink-written *goshuin* and *nokyocho* is rare even for me, and I have obtained such an item. Originally, there are temples outside of the Shikoku 88 Temple Pilgrimage, but it is very rare to find such a pre-war era *nokyocho* today, and it is a very valuable historical document. I also possess historical materials from the Shikoku pilgrimage. For reference, the dimensions of the *nokyocho* are approximately 24.5 cm in height, 17 cm in width, and 1 cm in thickness. If you are interested in collecting such historical temple and shrine *nokyocho* materials, I would be grateful if you would use it as a historical document in your collection. Please note that this is a very old item, so please understand the nature of it as an antique, with age-related deterioration, stains, and damage, and appreciate it as a historical artifact.