Nagasaki Koshibyou (Confucius Temple) and Museum of Chinese History

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Experience the splendor of traditional beauty at Japan's only authentic Chinese-style mausoleum.

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HighlightsJapan's only authentic Chinese-style mausoleum
Learn about Confucius and the history and culture of Chinese dynasties
Stunning traditional beauty
A wooden statue of Confucius enshrined at the temple's center
Museum exhibits materials and artifacts from various Chinese dynasties

Basic Information

Address: 2-1 Uo-no-machi, Nagasaki City Search for tourist attractions in Nagasaki

Access: 5-minute walk from Nagasaki Electric Tramway's Ohato stop Show route

Op.Hours: 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM

Cld.Days: Mondays (the following day if a Monday is a national holiday)

Fee: Adults: ¥500, High school students: ¥300, Junior high school students and younger: Free

HP: https://nagasaki-koushibyou.com/

Overview

The Nagasaki Koshibyou was built in 1893 (Meiji 26) by Nagasaki's Chinese community to commemorate their contributions to Japan's modernization. At the center of the temple sits a wooden statue of Confucius, flanked by statues of other Confucian sages. The museum displays materials and artifacts related to Chinese dynasties. It's a place to learn about the history and culture of Chinese dynasties, Confucius, and Confucianism, while also appreciating the beautiful Chinese-style architecture. The Nagasaki Koshibyou stands as a symbol of friendship between China and Japan, offering a valuable opportunity to explore history and culture.

Nagasaki Koshibyou (Confucius Temple) and Museum of Chinese History

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