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Japanese Temple Bells (8th-17th Century)

Posted October 20, 2008 by Jefre 

01. Myoshini Temple (AD 698), Kyoto, Hanazono (Ukyo) with drums
02. Kanzeonji Temple (7th C.), Dazaifu (Kyushu)
03. Todaiji Temple, Daibutsu (1239), Nara
04. Shofukuji Temple, Fukuoka (Kyushu)
05. Onoejinja Temple, Kamogawa
06. Kimpusenji Temple _, Yoshino (near Nara)
07. Kasaokidera Temple, Kyoto
08. Daikyodoji Temple _, Aichi (Aitsi_Central Japan) Mihama
09. Kenchoji Temple (1255), Kamakura
10. Engakuji Temple (1301), Kamakura
11. Kanasawa
12. Isehara (near Yokohama)
13. Enjoji Temple _, Otsu (near Kyoto)
14. Hokoji Temple (16th C.), Kyoto, Higashiyama
15. Chion-in Temple (1633), Kyoto, Higashiyama
16. Asakusa-Kannon Temple, Tokyo
17. Myoshini Temple (AD 698), Kyoto, Hanazono (Ukyo) (reprise)

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Thanks to Michael E. for the hook up.

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  2. Ben on April 9th, 2010

    Is that the heart sutra being recited on track 8? Also is that a rin gong that is being played or another form of a bell?

    Thanks

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