To-ji Temple, located in Kujo-cho, Minami-ku, Kyoto City, is the head temple of the Shingon sect of Buddhism, and its official name is Kyo-o-gokoku-ji Temple. I received it in Reiwa 8. This year, it was distributed only during limited hours, from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. This temple is associated with Kukai, and this is a valuable Gohōin (sacred seal) that can only be received during a limited time on January 3rd each year. (Received on paper prepared by To-ji Temple) For those who missed the opportunity to visit, please consider this. This is a limited edition item with a limited quantity, so please purchase it as soon as possible if you are interested. In addition, we will give priority to those who purchase it even during comments. (No comments, immediate purchase possible) We are also selling on other sites. Please note that we may suddenly remove the listing. *This temple is the only remaining structure of Heian-kyo and a World Heritage site. It was built as a government temple by Emperor Kanmu about 1200 years ago, and later entrusted to Kobo Daishi Kukai by Emperor Saga. It is said that it flourished as the fundamental dojo of Shingon Esoteric Buddhism by Kukai, who studied "Esoteric Buddhism." At the Shushō-e (New Year's Ceremony) held on January 3rd every year, the monks pray for the Yakuyoke no Gohōin (evil-warding sacred seal) in the Miei-do Hall, and then the red seal is stamped on the pillars of the hall and the heads of the monks, after which the Gohōin is given to the visitors. The paper will be folded and enclosed for shipping. The third photo is an image of the item when framed. The frame is not included with this product. Please be aware. 2