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Studio Ghibli Stamp Rally Launches with Saga Exhibition

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A new digital stamp rally tied to the Friday Road Show and Ghibli Exhibition is now active in Saga City, Japan. Running from November 3, 2026, through February 14, 2027, the event encourages visitors to explore local landmarks while collecting four unique digital stamps via the free FBS app.

Participants must visit designated locations, including the Saga Prefectural Art Museum and Saga Castle History Museum, to scan QR codes for stamps featuring characters like Friday Ojisan and Princess Mononoke. Upon collecting all four, attendees can redeem an exclusive commemorative badge at any prize exchange counter.

The route spans approximately 2.9 kilometers and takes about 41 minutes on foot. Visitors using public transport or JR trains may also claim a limited-edition clear file featuring the Friday Road Show mascot. The initiative aims to promote local tourism and public transit usage during the exhibition period.

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Original headline at SoraNews24: “New Studio Ghibli stamp rally set to start in Japan, with exclusive merchandise for anime fans”

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Start Date
November 3, 2026
End Date
February 14, 2027
Location
Saga City, Japan
App Required
FBS App
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