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Bonshō (梵鐘,
Buddhist bells), also
known as
tsurigane (釣り鐘,
hanging bells) or ōgane (大鐘,
great bells) are
large bells found in
Buddhist temples throughout...
- a ****anese
Buddhist event held
annually on New Year's Eve. The bell, or
bonshō, is
struck at
midnight of
December 31, as a part of the Ōmisoka celebrations...
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private parkland is
across from the
Seattle Betsuin Buddhist Temple and has a
bonsho (temple bell). In 2019, the ****anese
American Community organized Lights...
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talismans Amulets Abracadabra Agimat Amulet MS 5236 Axe of
Perun Azusa Yumi
Bonshō Brigid's
cross Broom (Besom)
Bulla Bullroarer Carnyx Celtic cross Cimaruta...
- suzu. By
Suzuki Harunobu,
circa 1766. Two miko
perform with
kagura suzu.
Bonshō Dōtaku
Glossary of
Shinto Rin Shakujō (a
Buddhist rattle staff) Sistrum...
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which is
struck on the outside.
Large suspended temple bells are
known as
bonshō. (See also ja:鈴, ja:梵鐘). Jain,
Hindu and
Buddhist bells,
called "Ghanta"...
- City via the
United Nations ****ociation of ****an in June 1954. It is a
bonsho (a
Buddhist temple bell) that is 60
centimeters in diameter, 1
meter in...
- that
gather as
midnight approaches. Most
Buddhist temples have a
large bonshō (Buddhist bell) that is
struck once for each of the 108
earthly temptations...
- Dōjō-ji. He
asked the
priests of Dōjō-ji for help and they hid him
under the
bonshō bell of the temple. However, the
serpent smelled him
hiding inside the bell...
- King Shō Taikyū (r. 1454–1460). The
Mahavira Hall was
built in 1466, a
bonshō was cast in 1469 and hung at it. The
temple was used as
bodaiji of kings...
