Obungu Hiroba Adds a Goshuin-Style Stamp Machine at Kintetsu Yokkaichi

Play together with Obungu-san (お文具さん)! A goshuin-style stamp machine that lets visitors make original stamps joins "Obungu Hiroba - Motto Obungu to Issho -" (お文具ひろば〜もっとお文具といっしょ〜) from November 3, 2026, at the Kintetsu Yokkaichi (近鉄四日市) venue in Mie Prefecture. The experience-based event is meant to gently fill a heart that feels a little tired.

Goshuin-Style Stamp Machine Arrives on November 3

The event was upgraded this summer, and the new stamp machine sits in a new area themed on "Enmusubi Shrine" (えんむすび神社). Choose an illustration of Obungu-san and a favorite word to make your very own original stamp.

There are six designs in total, so you can enjoy your favorite combination. Press the stamp in a planner or on a message card to add Obungu-san to little moments of everyday life.

Goshuin-style stamp machine example

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Omairi Gacha

Popular with Obungu fans, known as "bungakusha" (ぶん学者), the Omairi Gacha (お参りガチャ) continues to be available. It is a gacha that comes as a set of an omikuji-style wooden tag and a drawstring pouch, and it can only be found here. Try your luck together with Obungu-san.

Omairi Gacha

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Renewed Workshops Now Open

Freely combine and color Obungu-san parts to make your own original goods. Workshops include a wooden smartphone stand and a clear-case keychain, so you can enjoy making things by hand.

Wooden smartphone stand workshop

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Participation fee for the wooden smartphone stand: ¥1,870 (tax included)
Additional parts (large ¥300, small ¥200, tax included) are sold only to wooden smartphone stand purchasers.

Clear case workshop

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Participation fee for the clear case: ¥550 (tax included)
Acrylic parts (¥300 to ¥400, tax included) are sold only to customers who purchase the clear case.

Games and venue-exclusive items are also on offer.