| Location | Pagoda |
|---|---|
| Diameter (in cm) | 60 |
| Bronze height | 100 |
| Actual weight (in kilograms) | 116 |
| Casting year | 1951 |
| Description | Inscrit en un costat de la campana posa en japonés "Llarga vida a l'absoluta pau mundial" 世界絶対平和萬歳. |
| Description (generated by Ollama - local AI) |
The Bell Campana Japonesa de la Paz, established in 1951 at the United Nations Organisation (UNO) headquarters in NEW YORK CITY, represents a significant gesture of goodwill and peace from Japan to the international community. The bell, a bronze gong traditionally used in Buddhist ceremonies, embodies a profound philosophical message: “May all beings be happy.” The inscriptions, rendered in Japanese calligraphy, translate directly to this sentiment. Its placement within the UN reflects a desire for harmony and mutual understanding amongst nations. The bell’s heritage lies not merely in its material composition, but in its symbolic representation of Japanese values – respect for life, compassion, and the pursuit of global peace. It stands as a continuous reminder of the UN’s founding principles and the importance of dialogue. |
| Card editor | LLOP i BAYO, Francesc |
| Updating | 24-03-2011 |
| 2 Pictures |
