bonshō

large bells found in Buddhist temples throughout Japan

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7 properties
Location
shōrō[2]
Hornbostel-Sachs classification
111.242.121[7]
Name in kana
ぼんしょう, ぼんしよう[8][9]
Named after
Brahman[1]
Native label
梵鐘[6]
Revised Hepburn romanization
bonshō[10]
🏷️ Also known as
en tsurigane en bonsho en bonshō en ōgane en temple bell ar بونشو id lonceng kuil ja ぼんしょう ja 和鐘 ja 梵鐘 ja 釣鐘 ko 범종 pl Kane ru Бонсё th บนโช zh 佛鐘 zh 佛钟 zh 日本佛鐘 zh 梵鐘 zh 梵钟
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Encyclopedia of Korean Culture ID
E0022598
Freebase ID
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KBpedia ID
Bonsho

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