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Pavilion of the Bells
A small open air building covered in ivy, the Pavilion of the Bells is located in a clearing in a grove of persimmon trees. The pavilion is built around a large stone of remembrance. Above this stone hangs a large tubular bell. The large dome of the pavilion is supported by columns of riverstone wrapped around with ivy. Inside the pavilion, a complex oak frame supports tens of thousands of small bells.
The pavilion is one of several popular spots used for weddings.