Nichibei Fuji Bell
次回この記事の日本語版を投稿します。

Although manufacturers went to great lengths to put their trademark on each and every part, often more than once on a single part, Nichibei Fuji appears to have been one of the leaders in designing-in their trademark on virtually every part. For example, reference the link below to see just how obsessed Nichibei Fuji was in designing-in their trademark.
Mountain Day & Nichibei Fuji (4)

Also take a close look at the design along the base of the resonator.

That design is the infamous Fuji logo, 25 of them to be exact, a virtual mountain chain encircling the base of the resonator.

A single bell, and the Fuji trademark appears twenty-seven times.
Nope, they certainly don't make them like this anymore.

This style of bell can still be found today, though I am uncertain as to whether or not the resonators are still made of brass. Check out its predecessor, known as the"Revolving" bell, which is rarely seen today, and, moreover, much louder.
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