Kamo is one of Kagoshima’s Satsuma samurai villages.
Feel the history and walk the village while collecting stamps on your smartphone!

Visit the places where samurai used to walk, such as Kamo’s Great Camphor Tree, Kamo Hachiman Shrine and The Samurai District, and collect stamps. If you collect more than 4 stamps, you can get Kamo’s original product!

You do not need to download any app on your phone. Just open a browser to collect stamps on your phone!
 

How to Try

1.Scan the QR code with your smartphone.

(iPhone: OS11 or newer / browser: safari)
(Android: 6 or newer / browser: chrome)

*While you are collecting the stamps, please keep the browsing history.
*While you are collecting the stamps, please access the site with the same browser.

2.Go to the sites.

Visit the 7 sites on the map.
*Please do not look at the smartphone while driving or walking.

3.Collect the stamps.

Tap the “スタンプを押す (Stamp)” button to collect the stamps.

4.Get a present for collecting 4 – 7 stamps!

If you collect more than 4 stamps, go to Kamo Kanko Koryu Center (蒲生観光交流センター / Kamo Sightseeing and Communication Center)!

The staff there will check your smartphone, then give you a Kamo original product.
Also, there is a chance to win an Aira city special product.
Date: ~ January 1 (Fri) ~ March 14 (Sun), 2021
Place: Sightseeing spots in Kamo, Aira city, Kagoshima prefecture

Tel: 0995-52-0748（蒲生観光交流センター）

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