Japanese Wind Chimes A Characteristic Symbol of Japan
In ancient Japan, people believed that the arrival of strong winds in the hot summer would cause an epidemic in the country. So, to be alerted and prevent the spread of evil spirits, a bronze wind chime called Futaku was built, which hung on the 4 corners of the roofs of sacred places such as Buddhist shrines and temples.
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A furin is a Japanese wind chime that is consists of three main parts: the 'gaiken' which is the bell- or bowl-shaped exterior, the 'zetsu' which is the clapper inside the gaiken, and the 'tanzaku' which are the colourful strips of paper that hang down and flutter in the wind.
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Japan's Best Wind Bell. For his movie "Red Beard", famous Japanese movie director Akira Kurosawa was on a quest to find the most beautiful-sounding Furin in Japan. He got enchanted by the Odawara casting wind chimes from Kashiwagi, which did not only make it to the movie, but are also used at the Japan National Diet and the Imperial Garden..
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Meaning behind Japanese wind chimes. The Japanese wind chime consists of a blown-glass bowl that has a picture painted inside and gets turned upside down. This piece hangs at the top of the chime, while a longer paper strip dangles beneath it at the bottom of the chime. The bowl also contains the zetsu (clapper), which creates the sound inside.
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Japanese wind chimes (furin) are used on hot summer days to induce the feeling of coolness through sound. In this article, we introduce the features of wind bells, as well as places where you can make or purchase your own. Latest update : 2022.02.21 ニコ Japanese Wind Chimes - The Sound of Summer Furin or wind chimes are a symbol of summer in Japan.
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A Japanese wind chime, known as a furin (風鈴, literally "wind bell") in Japanese, is a small bell usually found hanging from the balconies and porches of Japanese houses in summer.
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Wind-bells come in a wide range of quality and prices, but generally they cost between 1,000 and 5,000 yen. They can be found all over Japan in the following types of stores: 100-yen shops Traditional Japanese craft stores LOFT Japanese souvenir shops Home Depot Narita or Haneda Airport souvenir shops
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The different components. There are three main parts of a Japanese wind chime: the bell, the clapper, and the paper. The glass bell is the largest part of the furin and can either be entirely clear or can be decorated. The bell is the part from which the clapper and paper are hung. The clapper, also known as "Zetsu" is the part that rattles.
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Kashiwagi Wind-Bell "Odawara Lantern" Kashiwagi Art Foundry is a Japanese producer of bells and wind chime in an alloy of copper and tin. Their wind bells have been mentioned in famous Japanese movies as they are known for having a fine and long-lasting sound.
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Furin, literally meaning (Fu) Wind and (Rin) Bell, is one of Japan's most characteristic symbols of the Summer and hung outside many houses, shops and temples. Japanese wind chimes originate from a Chinese fortune-telling tool called senfutaku.
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The Chinese hung a bell in the bamboo forest and made predictions based on the wind's direction and its sound. However, since they've arrived in Japan through Buddhism, they perform other functions. In the old days in Japan, it was believed that whenever there was a strong wind, an epidemic would happen.
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1 of 23. A big bell at a Shinto shrine. During my trips to Japan I took many photos of bells. There are various kinds of bells here, both big and small ones, and each kind has its significance. The sound of a bell is important in many religions as a call to service. In Japanese religions sometimes a person simply claps their hands to attract.
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What is a Japanese Wind Chime? A furin is a small bell typically hung from Japanese balconies or porches throughout the summer. They usually consist of three parts: The bowl (also known as the gaiken) The wind bell clapper (also known as zetsu) A colorful paper strip (also known as the tanzaku)
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Japanese wind chimes, or furin, are a traditional Japanese decoration commonly used during summer. These wind chimes are typically made of glass, metal, or ceramics and feature a simple design that allows them to make a gentle ringing sound in response to the wind.