The Bell of Time in Jisshi Park is Designated Cultural Property, right?
According to the Chuo-ku Monoshiri Encyclopedia, at the explanation of the capital Designated Cultural Property,
-Bronze Bell Kokumachi The Bell of Time - A bell that informs people of the city of Edo
A bell that informs people of the time of Edo Castle. It is said that it was installed in Honishi-cho (currently near 4-chome Nihonbashi Muromachi) during the era of Hidetada, the second shogun. The bell of Honishi-cho began to report the time to Edo citizens, and after that, as the city expanded, The Bell of Time began to be installed in several places. Incidentally, because there was Nagasakiya nearby, Kawayanagi is also written that 'the bell of Kokumachi can be heard in the Netherlands.' The following is omitted.
That's why it is the capital of Designated Cultural Property, and the bell tower on display has stairs and it is usually impossible to climb, so I thought that the bell of the night was not contradictory. However, on the pillar of the bell tower, I found a poster for guidance.
It is written as follows.
The bell of the night, Sunday, December 31
I'll start with the bell at twelve o'clock in the evening. After that, I'll have you contradicted me. On the day, we will prepare three hundred meals of New Year's Eve soba and a little sacred wine. We look forward to your participation.
Kazuyuki Kodemmacho Sub-Committee and Corporate Association
If you are near or interested, why not stop by?
