Experience the Unique Digital Lighthouse Stamp Rally in Kanto with Akarinomori Character Goods

Discover the Exciting Digital Stamp Rally for "Akarinomori"!

The "Akarinomori" project, led by World Eggs Co., Ltd., is a passionate initiative to personify lighthouses across Japan, transforming their fascinating histories and cultural value into engaging stories. This project aims to create connections between people and these iconic structures through creative storytelling. The company collaborates with the city of Minamiboso in Chiba Prefecture to host a digital stamp rally where participants can explore five wonderful lighthouses in the Kanto region.

The Stamp Rally Overview

From August 15, 2025 to December 21, 2025, participants will have the opportunity to visit the following lighthouses:
1. Nojimazaki Lighthouse (Minamiboso City, Chiba Prefecture) - The symbol of Akarinomori
2. Inubozaki Lighthouse (Choshi City, Chiba Prefecture)
3. Katsuura Lighthouse (Katsuura City, Chiba Prefecture)
4. Kannonzaki Lighthouse (Yokosuka City, Kanagawa Prefecture)
5. Takamagahara Lantern (Chiyoda Ward, Tokyo)

To engage in the rally, all you need is a smartphone! The process is easy and fun:

- Register as a user via the provided link using your smartphone.
- Ensure that your location settings are turned on.
- Open the rally participation page, tap “Join,” and visit each lighthouse to collect stamps by scanning QR codes or using location-based tracking.

Once you’ve collected all five stamps, you can redeem an exclusive prize, including an original Akarinomori clear file featuring Nojimazaki Lighthouse's character design and accommodation vouchers worth 6,000 yen.

Special Reminder for Participants

Please be aware that some stamp locations may be closed for maintenance or other reasons. Always check before visiting! Also, ensure you are using Safari for iOS or Google Chrome for Android to fully participate.

Celebrating a Century of Light at Nojimazaki Lighthouse

This exciting rally also commemorates the 100th anniversary of the Nojimazaki Lighthouse, which was destroyed during the Great Kanto Earthquake in 1923 and re-lit in 1925. This project aims to attract 100,000 visitors annually to this significant Kanto landmark, encouraging sustainable regional development. Approximately 70,000 tourists already visit Nojimazaki Lighthouse each year, making it a vital tourist hub in Minamiboso City.

More About the Akarinomori Project

The "Akarinomori" project is a media mix initiative that brings Japan’s lighthouses to life through original characters and storytelling. These characters, inspired by the unique histories and episodes of each lighthouse, feature voice talents to enhance their appeal further. Updated content featuring these characters can be found on their official website. Fans and newcomers alike are encouraged to delve into the charm of these lighthouses and their stories!

For more information, visit the official websites: Akarinomori Official Site and Official Twitter.