Digital gift images
Prepare images of the items to give out. You can also give out multiple types at random.
Just place QR codes at local spots to manage check-ins and visit records. Give participants digital gifts and create a reason for people to explore and visit. Like a goshuin book (a book of temple seals), the stamps they collect stay with them to look back on later.
For tour-style projects at shopping streets, tourist spots, temple, shrine and historic-site tours, campus festivals and more.
Make local characters and artwork even more approachable.
Hand out digital tickets or NFTs on the spot, based on the number of check-ins or other conditions.
Prepare images of the items to give out. You can also give out multiple types at random.
A list of shop names, plus images of storefronts or products. These leave an impression on participants.
Log in to T&T, then click the "New" button in the "Items" menu. Follow the five steps below to launch your first stamp rally.
From the admin menu, choose "Items → New". Enter the name of the digital gift from material A.
Upload the image from material A and save your changes.
From the admin menu, choose "Items → New". Using material B, register the names of the local spots.
On the event detail screen, enter a banner image, description and other details. Then, under "Reward item settings", select the digital item you registered in Step
Download the check-in URLs for all spots at once. Turn them into QR codes, then print and place them on site, and your stamp rally is ready to go.
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A location-based smartphone RPG set in the Tsubame-Sanjo area. Players visit more than 50 "sacred sites", check in with QR codes, and collect "Magic Spoon" NFTs to take on magical beasts. Over the roughly 7.5-month run, 203 unique users made 816 check-ins, and 1,323 NFTs were distributed.
QR check-ins at 48 spots across Tsubame-Sanjo, including workshops, facilities and roadside stations. Supported by the reach of local events (such as the Festival of Factories and Sanjo Marché) and a game design built around special-move skills, the core users kept up their pilgrimages right through to the final day.
Keep participants on site for hours with a paper booklet plus smartphones, creating more chances to use shops and restaurants.
Candidacy and voting by membership-NFT holders, building relationships in which local residents and fans take part in planning and running projects.
Turn the charm and stories of your region into NFT art, creating a way to keep donors and the region connected over time.