Share public goshuincho and lists

What this helps you do

• How public collection pages can help others while protecting your privacy.
• Public goshuincho and lists let you share a curated view of your collecting journey. They can inspire other users and help friends follow a trip or theme.

Before you start

• Sign in and review your profile visibility before posting, liking, commenting, or sharing collection pages.
• Use community features when you want context from other visitors, not as a replacement for official temple or shrine information.

Steps

1. A pilgrimage route progress book.
2. A Kyoto or Tokyo trip collection.
3. Seasonal goshuin collected during one period.
4. A beginner-friendly list of approachable temples and shrines.

Tips

• Share context that helps other visitors make better decisions.
• Avoid posting private travel details or information about other people.
• Use reports when content is unsafe, spammy, misattributed, or misleading.

Troubleshooting

• If a post, comment, or profile item is missing, check your sign-in state and visibility settings first.
• If community content is inaccurate or inappropriate, use the report path and include the specific post or place context.
• If a public collection is not visible, review the goshuincho or profile privacy setting before sharing the link again.

Privacy, accuracy, or availability notes

• Community content can include personal opinions, visit timing, and user-uploaded media; verify important details before relying on them.
• Public profile and goshuincho pages may reveal collection history or travel patterns.
• Report harmful, private, or inaccurate content instead of replying with sensitive personal information.

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