Best Wind Bell Festival In Japan

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Shoju-in Temple

18 Reviews

Shouju-in Temple is famous for the lovely heart-shaped window called Inome-mado. Not only the window, I was fascinated with the beautiful paintings on the ceiling that are different one by one. In summer, you can also enjoy tea in the beautiful sounds of wind bell.

Minase Jingu Shrine

6 Reviews

Some well-known places are crowded with people, so you cannot enjoy them leisurely. The day I visited this Minase Jingu Shrine was on Japanese summer holiday season, but there were little people there. So I could sit on the bench and enjoy listening to the wind bells that made me feel cooler.◎10 min walk from Hankyu Minase Station. 12 min walk from JR Shimamoto Station. Free parking area is available. Wind bell area has no admission fees. The tea room requires more than 5 people and 500 yen for each.

Ofusa Kannon Temple

4 Reviews

It's since 2003. There're over 2500 wind bells hung in the precinct, and the orchestra of cool sounds when the wind blow. You can forget the heat of summer while you eating shaved-ice and listening to such tones.◎Wind Bells are displayed to the end of August.

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Shouju-in Temple is famous for the lovely heart-shaped window called Inome-mado. Not only the window, I was fascinated with the beautiful paintings on the ceiling that are different one by one. In summer, you can also enjoy tea in the beautiful sounds of wind bell.

Name

Shoju-in Temple

Address

149 Kawakami Okuyamada Ujitawara-cho, Tsuzuki-gun, KyotoGoogle Map

Tel

0774-88-3601 

Hours

8:30-16:30

How to get there

By bus, 30 min from JR Uji Station or Kintetsu Shintanabe Station to Ichumae, and change bus to Okuyamada for 15 min, then walk 10 min. By car, 60 min from Kyoto city. Free parking area is available.

Parking

Parking area is available

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Some well-known places are crowded with people, so you cannot enjoy them leisurely. The day I visited this Minase Jingu Shrine was on Japanese summer holiday season, but there were little people there. So I could sit on the bench and enjoy listening to the wind bells that made me feel cooler.◎10 min walk from Hankyu Minase Station. 12 min walk from JR Shimamoto Station. Free parking area is available. Wind bell area has no admission fees. The tea room requires more than 5 people and 500 yen for each.

Name

Minase Jingu Shrine

Address

3-10-24 Hirose Shimamoto-cho, Mishima-gun, OsakaGoogle Map

Tel

075-961-0078

Fee

Adult 0 yen、Child 0 yen

How to get there

10 min walk from Hankyu Minase Station. 15 min walk from JR Ōyamazaki Station.

Parking

Free parking area is available

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It's since 2003. There're over 2500 wind bells hung in the precinct, and the orchestra of cool sounds when the wind blow. You can forget the heat of summer while you eating shaved-ice and listening to such tones.◎Wind Bells are displayed to the end of August.

Name

Ofusa Kannon Temple

Address

6-22 Ousa-cho, Kashihara-shi, NaraGoogle Map

Hours

9:00-16:00

Fee

Adult 300 yen、Child 300 yen

How to get there

8 min by bus from Yamatoyagi Station to Ousa, then 5 min walk. 40 min by car from Nara city.

Parking

Free parking area is available

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Son'ei-ji Temple has wind bell festival from 5/18 to 8/31. We can visit this temple in the cool sounds during this season. We can enjoy 'Gankake Fūrin' which the visitors can hang a oblong card with wishes he writes, and also they sell some wind bells.

Name

Son'ei-ji Temple

Address

2777 Toyosawa, Fukuroi-shi, ShizuokaGoogle Map

Tel

0538-43-3601

How to get there

15 min by car or taxi from Aino Station

Parking

Parking area is available

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Photos taken on July 6th. The annual summer event 'Enmusubi Furin'. I wore Yukata, and came to Kawagoe on the first day of this event. Waking around the path of wind bells, and feeling the comfortable winds, I felt refreshed so much, though the weather forecast was rainy. You can see the beautiful scenery of green leaves and colorful wind bells.

Name

Kawagoe Hikawa Shrine

Address

2-11-3 Miyashita-machi, Kawagoe-shi, SaitamaGoogle Map

Tel

049-224-0589

How to get there

10 min by bus from JR Kawagoe Station to the shrine. By car, 40 min from Saitama city.

Parking

Parking area is available

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There is a parking lot, only stairs. There are wind chimes in front of the main hall and near the water. You can also take cute pictures with a heart frame and a huge 5 yen object. A sitting statue of Kobo Daishi, about 3 meters long, is enshrined in the hall and has an overwhelming presence. This year, the wind chime festival will be extended until the beginning of October !! It will be lit up in September (the time is undecided).

Name

Sanno-ji Temple

Address

2361, Sasaguri, Kasuya-gun, Fukuoka, JapanGoogle Map

Tel

092-947-0278

How to get there

2 min by car, from Chikuzenyamate Station

Parking

Parking area is available

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One of the three top Japanese Gardens with 3 Michelin Star, Koraku-en has an illumination event in summer named 'Genso Teien (Fantastic Garden)'. The illumination of wind-bell, varicolored carp and folded-paper crane will fascinate everyone. A nice event for this summer.◎Entrance fee: adult 400yen Genso Teien: 2017/8/1~31.

Name

Korakuen Garden

Address

1-5 Korakuen Kita-ku, Okayama-shi, Okayama, Okayama-shi, OkayamaGoogle Map

Tel

086-272-1148

Hours

7:30-18:00,8:00-17:00

Fee

Adult 400 yen、Child 0 yen

How to get there

Parking

Parking area is available

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The limited exhibition of ECO EDO 2018 Nihonbashi. Japanese traditional sounds of wind bell, and the projection mapping and sounds of firework on the street at night. They're something to heal us in hot summer.

Name

Fukutoku Garden

Address

2-2-1 Muromachi Nihonbashi, Chuo-ku, TokyoGoogle Map

How to get there

1 min walk from Mitsukoshi-mae Station.

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I was moved this scene because I've never feel the wind bells around me since then. Hattasan and Yusan-ji Temple, located at the same Fukuroi city as Kasuisai, also display wind bells, and I like them, too.◎From the mid July to the end of August.

Name

Kasuisai Temple

Address

2915-1 Kuno, Fukuroi-shi, ShizuokaGoogle Map

Tel

0538-42-2121

Fee

Adult 500 yen、Child 0 yen

How to get there

10 min by bus from Fukuroi Station to Kasui. By car or taxi, 20 min from Kakegawa Station or 40 min from Shizuoka Airport.

Parking

Parking area is available

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There are heart-shaped objects everywhere so you can take pictures at your favorite places. There is a cold tea service,

Name

Mitsui Temples

Address

2706-1 Ita, Tagawa-shi, Fukuoka, JapanGoogle Map

How to get there

5 min by car, from Tagawaita Station

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The wind chime is a staircase + approach. There are times when it is crowded even on weekdays, so be careful if you go around noon! ︎ There are many frog figurines and it is a paradise for frog lovers! ︎ A cute frog with a red stamp. Many parking lots can be parked jointly with other stores. There are many stairs and it is a gravel road, so be careful of your feet. Wind chime festival until mid-September

Name

Nyoirinji Temple

Address

1729 Yokoguma, Ogori-shi, Fukuoka, JapanGoogle Map

How to get there

4 min walk, from Misawa Station

Parking

Parking area is available

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The sound of 1,500 glass wind chimes and the colorful wind chimes will make you feel cleansed. You can enjoy the wind chimes at Saikyoji until September 19th. On weekdays, there were relatively few worshipers, so I was able to spend a relaxing time.

Name

Saikyoji

Address

5-13-1 Sakamoto, Otsu-shi, Shiga, JapanGoogle Map

Tel

077-578-0013

How to get there

5 min by car, from Hieizansakamoto Station

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