A temple bell and sutra in early moning
My uncle who lived in Nara sent a video. He took this video at 6:00 AM.
I think Japanese bell's sound is very heavy, that is characteristic. And this sound makes us rememberring quietness.
Kōfuku-ji is a Buddhist temple in the city of Nara.
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posted by Lucy @ 10:11 PM
7 Comments
7 Comments:
That's a delightful thing to say: the sound makes us remember quietness.
I like it a lot. A lot a lot.
Thanks Lucy.
Kieran,
Hello!! How are you?
Thank you for comments. I think Japanese bells are different of Big Ben's.
That is a lot different sound than you would hear from a church bell around here.
Jay,
Yes, that is a lot different sand and Japanse bells need a wooden bell hammer.
That was very refreshing in many ways. thank you and for your uncle.
We also have bells in temples, and some of them resonate almost this long.
Gorgeous :)
SzélsőFa,
Thank you for comments. Japanese bells of temple have reverberation.
Cazzie!!!,
Thank you!
Today is Friday. I enjoy your blog.
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