We delivered a camphorwood 3 shaku Mokugyo (Gyokusai brand) and a 3shaku Kinsu to Soji-ji Temple, the grand head temple of the Soto-shū sect. shaku・尺=30.3cm
We placed a three-shaku-long Mokugyo (wooden fish) and a three-shaku-long Kinsu (wooden bell) at Soji-ji Temple, the grand head temple of the Soto-shū sect.The 3-shaku Mokugyo is a valuable Mokugyo carved from wood with the wood core removed. The 3-shaku Kinsu was made in the early Showa period andhas been repaired by our company, but it is now considered a masterpiece that is difficult to produce.The solemn and deep sound of these special Mokugyo and Kinsu fill the Daiso-do Hall of Soji-ji Temple with the sound of Buddhist chants.
3-shaku (Gyokusai brand) Mokugyo made of kusunoki（camphor tree）
3-shaku Kinsu
Large Mokugyo Large kinsu
Large Kinsu and Mokugyo loaded onto trucks arrive at Soji Temple.
Carrying a large Kinsu and Mokugyo into the Daiso-do Hall at Soji-ji Temple
Before installation, place it on a special gold brocade cushion and check that the large Mokugyo is sitting properly.
Choose a large Mokugyo (wooden fish) for a large drumstick
A special cushion is placed on the Mokugyo stand, and the large Mokugyo is placed on top of it.Carrying in the large Kinsu
The large Kinsu carried into Daiso-do Hall
Place a special gold brocade cushion on the Kinsu stand and set up the large Kinsu.Staff members who helped with the carrying on the day In the back row, centre, is Yutaka Yamaguchi, President of Suiundo.
We delivered a camphorwood 3 shaku Mokugyo (Gyokusai brand) and a 3shaku Kinsu to Soji-ji Temple, the grand head temple of the Soto-shū sect. shaku・尺=30.3cm
