A large bell that is suspended in a bell tower, typically found in temples, which is struck with a clapper to produce sound, often used in religious or ceremonial contexts.

A type of bell commonly associated with Buddhist or Shinto rituals, characterized by its distinct shape and the way it is rung to mark significant occasions or to call worshippers together.

A bell hung in a vertical position that resonates when struck, often used in funerals or memorial services, serving to signify transitions or important moments in life.