Haretabi - Collect & Travel

Visit. Explore. Collect. Turn your trips to shrines, temples and castles into a cozy collecting game - a travel journal you actually want to fill. Tap once on the road, and your visits grow into cute companions and beautiful stamps, all bound into a journal that is yours alone. - HOW TO PLAY - ■ One-tap check-in, on the spot Arrive at a shrine, temple or castle and log it with a single tap. Save the goshuin / goujoin stamp photo, the highlights, who you went with, and even a wish for the day. Let GPS find the nearest spot and check in one-handed. ■ Collect and raise your companions Komainu guardian-dogs, foxes, the three-legged crow, the golden shachihoko, dragon and qilin gods... a whole cast of charming, mysterious companions that dwell in the shrines of Japan and Taiwan. Keep visiting and your bond deepens - and their form EVOLVES through four stages, from a tiny youngling to a radiant deity. Feed them with offerings, dress them up, and decorate their cozy little home. ■ Clear the fog with your footsteps At first, the map is covered in clouds. Every place you visit clears the fog above it. Light up all 47 prefectures of Japan - and Taiwan too - one footstep at a time. Go find the shrines and castles hidden beyond the clouds. ■ A flip-through stamp book Your collected stamps become a book whose pages turn like the real thing, with a traditional patterned cover - your very own collection, page by page. ■ Castles and the Twelve Keeps Castles are collectibles too, with their own stamps. Conquer the keeps and welcome the golden shachihoko, lord of the castle, into your party. ■ Fortunes, daily missions and pilgrimage routes Draw a fortune for the day. Daily missions and themed routes give you a reason for the next trip. Earn titles to chronicle your journey as a traveler. ■ A world that shifts with the seasons As the seasons turn, the map changes color; as the hours pass, the music gently shifts. Bright, warm melodies quietly travel with you. Rain or shine, start your collecting journey today.