In the old days, bells from the local temple and shrine would ring around 5' o'clock, signaling the end of a day. After a long and hard days work out in the fields, the sound was indeed a welcome respite for the farmers. Somehow, they have retained this custom (and the melody too), luckily bridging the gap between the past and present, the old and the new.
Nowadays, the sound emanates not from thousand-year-old bronze bells but from the city loud speakers. I will surely miss this sound...
Is this a Bell tower at all it does not sound like a Carillon at all without the westminister Chimes and bells
channing28270 1 month ago
I loved that end-of-day chime! Makes me wish we did that in the US as well. ありがとうございました...
sheajm 2 months ago
cant believe this video has so few Likes
Garrador 11 months ago
That must have been in the "very old days".......no one's day is over at 5 in Japan.
I hate listening to that thing...it's loud
Oceanicpsr 1 year ago
anyone knows where i can get an audio recording of the chime?
winnmills 2 years ago
thanks, this really reminds me of finishing my school day, the crows are a nice a touch
edescotes 2 years ago
thank you :) this is nostalgic
reemah9 2 years ago