Joya-no-kane (Bell Ringing on New Year’s Eve) Chion-in December 31st, 2016
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- Chion-in is the head temple of Jodo Shu (Buddhist Denomination) in Higashiyama-Ku, Kyoto.
Chion-in was built where Honen Shonin lived and practiced nenbutsu.
Joya-no-kane (Bell Ringing on New Year’s Eve)
As part of welcoming the new year, the purpose of this ceremony is to sweep away all of the desires that have accumulated over the course of a year. The bell is struck 108 times, which represents the number of desires that we hold. The bell at Chion-in is one of the most famous in Japan. Due to its size, it takes a team of seventeen monks to strike the bell, and each time the bell rings the monks can be heard shouting “Ee hitotsu” (One more!) and “sōre” (Now!).
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超エモい
would love to feel the base of that bell in person
素晴らしい
南無遍照金剛
合掌
Amazing...
Rejoicings
Magnificent to watch and listen to. Thanks for the nicely edited video.
Потрясающе! Что-то в этом есть от "Эй, ухнем" и сказки про Гулливера.
Hello! Can I use your video for a theme of a video I'm making about Japan? Obviously giving credits
百万遍念佛
谓念佛百万遍。即唱诵一百万遍阿弥陀佛之名号。略称百万遍。据木槵子经载，称念佛、法、僧三宝之名满一百万遍，得断除百八结业，趣向涅槃。据迦才之净土论卷下载，唐代道绰依木槵子经、阿弥陀经等所说而行七日念佛，谓于七日中念佛百万遍，决定往生阿弥陀佛之极乐国。
于日本，净土宗之京都知恩寺，有众僧、信徒集合在一起，一面唱念弥陀名号，一面来回数大数珠一百次之佛事。知恩寺第八世善阿为治流行病，在七日之间念佛一百万遍，而得效验。后醍醐天皇乃赐予「百万遍」寺号及一串一千零八十颗之大念珠。此后每逢灾厄时，即修行百万遍念佛，遂成为定例。故百万遍亦为知恩寺之别称。
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