Nagasaki Koshibyou (Confucius Temple) and Museum of Chinese History

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.