We will introduce temples in Mie Prefecture where you can ring the New Year's Eve bell! Ring the bell on New Year's Eve to get rid of your earthly desires and welcome a happy new year!

Founded in 709 AD, Tsu Kannonji is one of the three Kannon temples in Japan. 108 numbered tickets will be distributed from 11:30 pm on December 31st. After the bell has been rung 108 times, you are free to ring the bell until 11:30 p.m.

Senjuin Kenjiji Temple is known as a temple that holds doll memorial services. On New Year's Eve, the general public will be able to ring the New Year's Eve bell for the first 108 people. Every year, we celebrate by serving sweet sake.

At Tokozan Jinguji Temple, all visitors can ring the New Year's Eve bell on New Year's Eve.
The New Year's Eve bell starts ringing after 11pm and ends at 11pm.
Additionally, during the New Year's prayer at the main hall from midnight, the first 20 people who come to visit the shrine will be awarded a Moriya (hamaya).

Shindaibutsu-ji Temple is an ancient temple that was opened in the Kamakura period. On New Year's Eve, the bell rings 108 times starting at 11:50 p.m. The general public can also ring the New Year's Eve bell.

Narutanisan Shohoji is a Zen temple of the Myoshinji sect of the Rinzai sect, whose principal image is the Eleven-faced Thousand-Armed Kannon Bodhisattva. Visitors to the temple on New Year's Eve can ring the New Year's Eve bell. The bell will be struck 108 times.

Daifukudaji is a Shingon sect temple said to have been founded by Prince Shotoku. On New Year's Eve, locals and believers come to pray and ring the New Year's Eve bell. The first 108 people will receive a clay bell shaped like a zodiac sign. You can ring the bell even after the 108th time.

Shogenji Temple is a historic temple located close to Kuwana Station. You can ring the bell on New Year's Eve from 4pm to 6pm. You can ring the bell freely during the opening hours.

Tarusakayama Kannonji is an ancient temple of the Tendai sect that enshrines the former Sanjie Daishi. 108 numbered tickets will be distributed from 11:40 pm on December 31st, and the general public will be able to ring the New Year's Eve bell. There is a behavior of amazake.

At Saihoji Temple in SuzukaCity, New Year's Eve bells begin ringing at around 11:45 p.m. on December 31st. The general public can also ring the New Year's Eve bell.

At Shinzenji Temple, the ``New Year's Eve Bell'' is held every year during the daytime on New Year's Eve. Anyone is free to participate.
*Please be very careful on the stone stairs of Shokodo Hall, and small children must be accompanied by a guardian.

The temple bell of Shitennoji Temple is said to have been built in 1680 (Enpo 8th year) and is designated as a cultural property of TsuCity. From midnight on December 31st, only 108 people will be able to ring the New Year's Eve bell. The bell tower is on the second floor, so please be careful where you step.

Shokenji Temple in TsuCity is a Shinshu Takada school temple that produced the learned monk Fumon Shonin. Every year, you can ring the New Year's bell at the bell tower from 11:00 p.m. on December 31st to 24:30 on January 1st. Everyone who visits can ring the New Year's Eve bell.
Those who ring the bell will be given ``Muryoju chopsticks.''

Kozenji Temple is visited by many tourists from outside the prefecture for the "Furinzu Festival" to ward off evil spirits. On New Year's Eve, you can ring the New Year's Eve bell from 11:30 p.m. The bell will be struck 108 times on a first-come, first-served basis.

Okadera Yamatsugishoji Temple is a sacred place to ward off evil spirits and is affectionately known as ``Okadera-san''. Every year, the general public can ring the New Year's Eve bell on December 31st from 11:30 p.m. until after midnight.

At Kanbodaiji Temple, the general public can ring the New Year's Eve bell from 11:24:20 on December 31st. Also, from January 1st (New Year's Day), tags titled "Fuku no Kami" will be distributed to the first 300 people.