Nagasaki Confucian Shrine and Historical Museum of China

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The museum was built in 1983 with the aim of promoting cultural exchange and friendship between China and Japan. Museum displays are changed every two to three years, with important articles from the collections of museums throughout China on permanent display. The adjoining Confucian Shrine was built in 1893 through cooperation between the Chinese Qing government and people of Chinese heritage residing in Japan and is an extremely rare example of authentic Chinese mausoleum architecture in the country. A three-minute walk from the O-Uratenshudoshita stop on the tramway.

Spot details

Nagasaki Confucian Shrine and Historical Museum of China

Address: Nagasaki Pref. Nagasakishi Ouramachi 10-36 Map
Area: Nagasaki Area
Phone: 0958244022
Hours: 9:30-18:00(Last entry17:30)
Closed: open everyday
Fees: [Admission fee]
[Adult]660yen
[High school student]440yen
[Elementary and junior high school students]330yen
Parking Lot: Not available
Credit Card: Not available
Smoking: Available (Smoking Space Available)
Wi-Fi: Available
Vegetarian Menu: Available
English Menu: Available
Halal certified: Not available
Can be enjoyed even on a rainy day: Yes
Average budget: [Lunch] 1-1,000yen
Estimated stay time: 30-60 minutes
Wheelchair accessible: Available
Infant friendly: Available
Pet friendly: Available

Information Sources: NAVITIME JAPAN

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Review

Wow! Beautiful shrine and interesting museum

Reviewed : 2023.02.05

This was one of the best places we visited. The temple isnt huge, but its beautiful though there is a bit of clutter in some places as they were doing some minor construction. There are scores of...
New place, with a good museum.

Reviewed : 2022.11.28

Looks pretty new and very Chinese as many Chinese live in Nagasaki.Statues of the sages and a good museum to back it up. Again, very slanted towards the glory of the Chinese peoples.
Lots of Construction

Reviewed : 2020.01.11

Entrance to this Confucius Shrine will set you back 660 yen per person. There is lots of construction around the perimeter of the shrine.