Their bells?

[Fureon]

Pizza Cats. Doraemon. Kogenta from Onmyou Taisenki. Many other cats.
They all wear the same kind of bell.
Does this kind of bell have a name? I wanted to buy one, but it's hard to search without being able to name what you're searching for.
I tried queries like "japanese cat bell" and whatnot, other things, I searched in several pet shops in real world (well, within my hometown's boundaries), but no avail.
I beg for help

[sjonnoh]

I also noticed that, although I can't remember in which animes, but I can swear I've seen the same bell a lot of times

[Mechadon]

Oh, I've seen that bell.

I've seen it many times.

~Harm

I have to agree with Harm on this.

I have bells exactly like those as  Christmas tree decorations. I don't see the big deal or why they would be a "japanese" type of bell. They're just bells. And if you can't find a bell like those ones then...
sucks to be you? 

[Gabya]

I have to say that those are just regular cat/reindeer/whateverbells, at least in sweden.
I have a lot of them for Christmas decorations, and you can find them in any store that sells sewing accessories.

[Fureon]

if you can't find a bell like those ones then... sucks to be you? 

Real funny  Is insulting me that necessary?
Everyone else, thanks for answers.
Although, I admit I'm a noob in real life, but I feel kinda even more stupid after this topic

[Mechadon]

I've just been insulting and trolling many forum-goers lately. That must mean... 

Wait... 

no!!! 

NOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!


#Invalid YouTube Link#

I've become like him!!!!

[Crow]

You can NEVER be like me.

~Darc

[Mechadon]

You can NEVER be like me.

~Darc

I love how you entirely capitalized "never". Like it matters.

Bazinga. 

[Crow]

Was for dramatic effect ^^

~Darc

[felineki]

That bell definitely is an archetypal cat accessory in Japanese media. This thread aroused my curiosity, so I decided to do a little research. In Japanese, it's "neko suzu" (猫鈴), although as mentioned you can likely find this sort of bell in many places around the world. According to this website the tradition of attaching bells to cats in Japan is traced back to the Edo period, when cats were luxury pets for the upper class. The bells would let the keepers easily keep track of their prized pets so as not to let them get into trouble or run away.

[blind2d]

Guido! Why!!!!!!! Maybe he's not high-class?

[Tigriss]

Guido! Why!!!!!!! Maybe he's not high-class?

Because he used up everyone else's minutes talking to girls.

[Fureon]

Finally! I found it. Bought it today at the Animatsuri 2010 anime con.
As if someone cares, but I just felt like sharing.

[Mr.NoName]

That's actually really cool.

[sjonnoh]

ring~ ring~ 

[Mechadon]

Dude, it's just a bell. If it were a genuine "worn by Speedy himself" bell, then I would care.

[Fureon]

Dude, it's just a bell. If it were a genuine "worn by Speedy himself" bell...

Not you again with your "sucks to be you" comments. You can find this kind of bell easily? Good. Shove it.
I'm not bragging, I'm just sharing my joy. Yet you feel you have to break it.

then I would care.

Doesn't matter to me, believe it or not.

That's actually really cool.

Indeed 

ring~ ring~ 

(ˆωˆ)

[blind2d]

I don't know about the others, but I'M happy for you, Fureon!

[Blackcat]

Actually I saw a few ones for sale here once, only they where silver and a bit smaller...

[KageReneko]

I never had seen a golden bell like the yours... Like Blackcat I just see small and silver bells... That one looks pretty cool, now you need a cat for it...