Can I see your seal album? (3'43")

In Japan, collecting "sticker seals", usually called just "seals", has long been a popular pastime among children. More than just sticking the seals, they enjoy collecting their favorite ones in a file to create their own unique world. Furthermore, a characteristic feature is the enjoyment of showing them to friends and exchanging them. Recently, new plump and three-dimensional seals have become popular, and cafes where people of all ages enjoy exchanging seals have also appeared. In this era dominated by digital technology, we introduce the seal culture that connects people beyond generations and genders.























































































































































































































































































































































