This shrine offers 1 different goshuin designs

Regular

• The shrine offers both hand-written and pre-written goshuin (temple stamps), and special cat-themed goshuin are available for collectors. Be sure to bring your goshuin book or purchase one on-site if you want the hand-written version.
• Time your visit for the Enoden train schedule to catch the crossing bells, lowered barriers, and the train passing the torii gate. The sound of wheels and motors echoes off nearby walls.
• Despite being a compact shrine, Goryo Shrine is well-maintained and worth combining with nearby attractions like Zeniarai Benzaiten and Hasedera Temple as part of a walking route through this area of Kamakura.
• Respect the photography restrictions by refraining from taking any photos once you pass through the torii gate and enter the shrine grounds proper.
• The shrine was founded in the late Heian period and enshrines the spirits of five families of the Bandō Taira clan (Kamakura, Kajiwara, Muraoka, Nagao, and Ōba clans), with the name evolving from Goryō (five spirits) to Goryō.