旅行先ので御朱印をお願いするとき、列が進んでからを開くもいます。反対に、手前でページを決めておくもいます。初めてだと、どこをてもにかもしれません。でも、が続きの途中なのか、なのかで、側の手のは。をそろえて並べたい人ほど、そのを先にいます。
When asking for a goshuin stamp at a shrine while traveling, some people open their goshuin book only after the line moves forward, while others decide the page beforehand. If it is your first time, it may seem like any page is fine. But the hand movement on the shrine side changes a little depending on whether the writing spot is in the middle of an existing sequence or on a new two-page spread.
とくにののがまだ湿っていたり、途中に薄い紙をはさんでいたりすると、その場でめくり直すだけでもがかかります。片面だけ帳面なのか、での印をもらう予定なのかも、によって。だから、並んでいるあいだに今日書いてほしいを決めて、ひもやがじゃまにならない形にしておくがいます。小銭や初穂料を手と帳面を渡す手が重ならないように、持ち方まで先に整えることもあります。
This matters especially when the ink from the previous temple or shrine is still a little damp, or when thin paper has been inserted between pages. Even just flipping back and forth there can take time. Some books are used only on one side, while others are planned around a full spread for one stamp. That is why some people choose the place they want written on while waiting in line and arrange the string or bookmark so it will not get in the way.
もちろん、を貼るや、帳面を始める日なら迷いは少ないです。それでものでは、お願いの言葉より先に、どのページを開いて渡すかがと流れが止まりにくいです。順番が近づいたら、表紙より先に、中の一ページがすぐ開くかを。が中へ入りこんでいないかまで分かっていると、受け渡しがさらにです。
Of course, there is less to think about on days when you are pasting in a prewritten sheet or starting a brand-new book. Even so, in front of the counter, it helps if you already know which page to open and hand over before you even say the request. As your turn gets close, look not at the cover first, but at whether the right inside page opens immediately.