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Joya no Kane is a traditional Japanese ritual held at Futiya Kannon Oyama-ji, a Tendai sect temple located in Sakuragawa, Ibaraki Prefecture. On the night of New Year's Eve, the resonant sound of the bell echoes through the air to signal the end of the year. Oyama-ji is a historic temple deeply rooted in the local community, preserving various seasonal traditions over many years.
The main highlight of Joya no Kane is the profound sound of the bell that marks the final moments of the year. The deep, heavy resonance echoing through the temple grounds at midnight offers a truly special atmosphere. By listening to the bell in the silence, visitors can connect with Japanese spiritual culture. It is a precious opportunity to experience the solemn and traditional atmosphere of a Japanese year-end at Oyama-ji.
This event will take place on the night of December 31, 2026.
The venue is Futiya Kannon Oyama-ji.
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| Venue Name | Futiya Kannon Oyama-ji |
We recommend checking local transportation and public transit status in advance for details regarding access.
Joya no Kane is a widely practiced traditional Japanese ritual. You can quietly observe the bell ringing within the temple grounds of Oyama-ji. For specific instructions on how to participate in the ceremony, please check the local signage or announcements.