auto-translate Sense of allocation of bells (documents) District designated tangible cultural property Shinfuku-ji (Hakusan 3-1-23) During the Edo period, in the castle town, "time bells" were attached and the time was notified. There have been cases of collecting “junior money” from nearby residents who can hear the sound of a bell. It is estimated that the "Kansei materials allocation sense" (two) transmitted to this temple is from the middle of the Edo period, and the Tatebayashi house (with Tokgawa Tsunakichi, who has a separate residence at the present Koishikawa Botanical Garden) and later General Shogun. Stone height, house name, allocation silver height are written. In the ward, there was the old Mejiro Imdo which is famous for "Mejiro Bell", but it is a valuable historical material to know the existence of the time bell system and the bell. Cultural assets that foster local love Tokyo Bunkyo Ward Board of Education November 1989 © WAWA
auto-translate 钟声的分配(文件)地区指定有形文化财产新福寺(白山3-1-23)在江户时代,在城镇,附有“时间钟”,通知了时间。有些人从附近的居民那里收集“初级钱”,可以听到铃声。据估计,传送到这座寺庙的“Kansei材料分配感”(两个)来自江户时代的中间,以及Tatebayashi房子(与Tokgawa Tsunakichi,在现在的Koishikawa植物园有一个单独的住所)和后来将军将军Shogun。写高度,房屋名称,分配银高。在病房中,有一个以“Mejiro Bell”而闻名的老Mejiro Imdo,但是知道时钟钟系统和钟的存在是一种宝贵的历史资料。培养当地爱的文化遗产东京文京区教育委员会1989年11月©WAWA
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