Japanese Goeika bell Jirei Shougo Buddhism Temple Buddhist Rinzai Soto School

This is a Goeika bell (Jirei) and a Shogo.　
Rinzai Soto School Buddhist tool set
These are Buddhist implements such as bells and gongs that are used in goyōka.

SIZE
(bell)
Diameter: 5cm
Length: 22cm
(Shougo)
Diameter: 7.3cm
Height: 3cm
total weight: 440g

Jirei is a bell used during pilgrimages and visits to sacred sites, and is a standard item for pilgrims.
A shogo is a metal musical instrument used in Buddhist ceremonies, and is used to beat the beat of the nembutsu and chants during prayers

The Goeika bell is a Buddhist ritual item used when chanting Goeika. The bell is held in the hand and rung with a resonating "chiiiiing" sound.

Goeika is a type of chant sung by lay followers, not monks, during pilgrimages to temples or sacred sites, in praise of Buddhist teachings. It typically consists of a 31-syllable Japanese waka poem, set to a simple melody with a single phrase that often conveys a melancholic tone.

In addition to the Goeika bell, other items used in Goeika chanting include the Shogo, which produces a "chin chin" sound. Goeika items are usually small and designed for home use, but larger ones for temple use can sometimes be found.