Hier der Eintrag in meinem Reisetagebuch: http://harerod.de/lbr/nihon1705/nihon1705.html#170529

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https://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/%E5%A4%95%...F%E7%84%BC

https://kokoro-jp.com/culture/2523/
"This tune is called “Yuuyake Koyake” in Japanese, and is a popular children’s song written by Shin Kusakawa, who lived in the beginning of the 20th century. Coming from Nagano, he studied music in Tokyo, where he became a composer and a high school music teacher.

Although the music played in the streets is instrumental, the original song lyrics are about Japanese children going home at sunset while the local temple’s bell is ringing. As a matter of fact, the 5 p.m. tune is often broadcasted with a gentle voice telling the children playing outside that it is time to go home. However, the reason why this message exists is not only about children’s security.

It is, in fact, a convenient way to test the town’s disaster warning system every day! In a country where earthquakes, tsunamis, and typhoons occur on a regular basis, speakers are used in times of emergency to give directions and warnings to the residents. Since a catastrophe may happen anytime, it is crucial to make sure the system works perfectly, as they can make the difference between life and death."


https://myjapanguide.com/culture/yuyake-...ing-school