Shrine Map is an app that lets you find shrines all over Japan from a map or list, and manage your own pilgrimage progress while keeping records of your visits and photos.

You can record the shrines you visit during your travels, outings, and sightseeing, and leave your memories on a map.

You can easily find shrines near your current location or search by shrine name, making it easy to find your next destination.

You can filter by visited and unvisited shrines, so you can see at a glance which shrines you've been to and which you want to visit.

The detailed screen for each shrine allows you to check the address, enshrined deity, information, phone number, and more.

It also supports route guidance using Google Maps and calling phone numbers, making it easy to use even when you're traveling or out and about.

After visiting a shrine, you can record the date of visit, rating, comments, and photos.

You can record memories of the day you received a goshuin (shrine stamp), your impressions of drawing a fortune slip, and even the atmosphere you felt at the place, all as your own personal record.

You can review your records in a list, and it's easy to check details, edit, and delete. Furthermore, you can view a list of shrines by region and prefecture, and visualize your achievement rate and number of visits for each prefecture.
It's perfect not only for gradually visiting shrines as part of your travel enjoyment, but also for recording your domestic travels and managing your shrine-visiting goals.
You can see "how many shrines you've visited in a region," making it easier to plan your next trip or sightseeing.
You can also view photo albums for each shrine, allowing you to beautifully preserve your visits as photographic records.
Like a Goshuincho (stamp book), the shrine map allows you to accumulate records and enjoy it as a memory map.
It's also recommended for outings during New Year's, Setsubun (bean-throwing festival), and festival seasons.
For those who want to continue their healing shrine visits more conveniently and enjoyably.
Why not create your own shrine visit record and travel memories with the shrine map?