In Japan, the sound of a Fūrin is closely associated with summer.
Its gentle ringing reminds people of cool breezes on warm days.
For many, it brings a sense of peace, comfort and hope.
A small reminder that even on a hot summer day a better breeze is coming
Furin : The Sound of Hope
A Fūrin is a traditional Japanese wind chime.
During the summer months, Fūrin can be found hanging from homes, temples, gardens, and shop entrances throughout Japan.
As the wind passes by, it creates a gentle and refreshing sound.
A Fūrin consists of a bell, a clapper, and a paper strip called a tanzaku.
When the wind moves the tanzaku, the bell gently rings.
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