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Nakayama is in between Narita And Haneda International Airport

The Bell Towers Ringing at the New Year Eve

cherry blossoms in Myoshojifall in Mamasan Guhoji
Bells in temples ringing from New Year's Eve to New Year's Day is called Joya no Kane, the bell is struck 108 times that implies 108 passions taking away from people to live in peace. Many people in Japan hear the sound so Joya no Kane gives Japanese real feelings of New Year's Day.Therefore, in this page, a shrine and temples in having bell towers Ichikawa, Urayasu and Edogawaku is introduced. Now, sometimes the bell would not ring because of complaints, some people dislike hearing the bell. However, even if the bell would not ring, it is a good landmark for you to take some pictures.
Let's enjoy New Year's Days in Japan. Why don't you go hatsumode and enjoy hearing the bell in New Year's Day?

The Bell Towers in the Shrine and Temples

the bell tower in Nakayama Hokekyoji

Nakayama Hokekyoji Temple

It is behind the Great Buddha in Nakayama.
the bell tower in Katsushika Hachimangu

Katsushika Hachimangu Shrine

The bell has its unique story during Meiji Era.

the bell tower in Mamasan Guhoji

Mamasan Guhoji Temple

It is on the small hill on the right of the niomon gate.
the bell tower in Kokubunji

Kokubunsan Kokubunji Temple

It is on the remains of Shimousa Kokubunji built in Nara Period.

the bell tower in Soyasan Horenji

Soyasan Horenji Temple

It is related to Masakado Taira, the hero of Samurais in Kanto.
the bell tower of Shogyoji Temple

Kontosan Shogyoji Temple

It is related to Yosobei Kajikawa appeared on the 47 samurais.

the bell tower in Barakisan Myogyoji

Barakisan Myogyoji Temple

It is appeared on the works of Kafu Nagai.
the bell tower in Kaigensan Tokuganji

Kaigensan Tokuganji Temple

It is related to Musashi Miyamoto, the strongest samurai in Japan.

the bell tower in Seiyosan Zenshoji

Seiyosan Zenshoji Temple

It is a beautiful temple with its five stone statues of Buddha.
the bell tower in Saikosan Genshinji

Saikosan Genshinji Temple

It is deeply related to Joten Kano who contributed to Gyotoku.

the bell tower in Koensan Dairenji

Koensan Dairenji Temple

It is related to Gyoki Bosatsu, a famous priest in Nara Period.
the bell tower in Ryukisan Jokoji

Rukisan Jokoji Temple

Ujiyasu Hojo, a Sengoku Daimyo made a poem in this temple.

the bell tower in Honkakusan Myoshoji

Honkakusan Myoshoji Temple

It has a beautiful garden colored with seasonal flowers.
the bell tower in Shoenji Kasai

Kaihosan Jizoin Shoenji Temple

It was an old temple built in Muromachi period.

the bell tower in Seikoji Kasai

Anshosan Taishiin Seikoji Temple

Nagashima Takajio Castle had been stood on this site.
the bell tower in Shokakuji Kasai

Muryosan Henshochiin Shokakuji Temple

It has a beautiful bell tower.

the bell tower in Anrakuji Kasai

Kintaisan Fudankoin Anrakuji Temple

It has a bell tower on its gate.
the bell tower of Kannouji

Eikyusan Kannouji Temple

The bell tower is registered as a municiple assert of Edogawaku.

the bell tower of Choshoji in Ichinoe

Rieisan Choshoji Temple

It has a beautiful garden with pink azalea flowers in spring.
the bell tower in Yakushadera

Chyogyosan Daiunji Temple

It is famous for having many Kabuki actors' graves.

the bell tower in Seijusan Zenyoji

Seijusan Zenyoji Temple

It has Yoko no Matsu registered as a National Natural Property.
the bell tower in Senyoji

Myohokkesan Senyoji Temple

It is related to a famous writer Kafu Nagai.

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