Night Removal Bell (Tōkōsan Jingu-ji)

Night Removal Bell (Tōkōsan Jingu-ji)

Event Overview

The ancient temple was reprinted during the Nara period. The Honson, which was built during the Tenpyo period, also reportedly fell flat with Nobunaga Oda. The main hall was rebuilt in 1917, and the ceiling of the interior Omaga is an unusual painting ceiling with 156 paintings. There is no limit to the number of people with bells, but it ends at 0, and then a New Year prayer is held at the main hall. Moriya will be awarded to the first 20 attendees and memorabilia will be awarded to all.

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Kintetsu Ise Nakagawa Station → Car 15 minutes
5km 10 minutes from Ise-do Ichishi Ureshino IC via Prefectural Road 67.30
10 units/free

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Shito

Event Category

Seasonal Festivals & Annual Events

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