The Confucian Temple, the Chinese Museum of Successive Generations

Nagasaki Confucius Temple Nagasaki Confucius Temple is a "only Confucian Temple built by Chinese people overseas", covering an area of about 3,300 square meters, divided into three courtyards, in 2006 by the Japanese government as Chinese property, in 2009 under the management of the Chinese Foreign Ministry, entrusted to the local Chinese overseas Chinese group to operate, Now known as the "Chinese Museum of History", the curator is Chinese. The construction style is the style of the southern temple. The colors are bright. The temples are very Fujian style. Many Fujian people immigrated to Nagasaki in that year, and they also had a long-term impact. Transportation: Take the Nagasaki Pavement Tram "Oura Catholic Church Under" Station and walk for 3 minutes. Development time: 9:30-18:00 #Japan Tourism# #Nagasaki Tourism# #Kyushu Tourism#

Next to the Confucius Temple is the Guozijian. As the saying goes, the temple is not divided into families. The Confucius Temple is really worth a visit. There are many stories about Confucius. The eyes of the old Confucius are really unique. A very thoughtful scholar, admire! ! !

Nagasaki Confucius Temple - Located in Dapu, Nagasaki City, it is presumed to have been built in 1893 (Meiji 26). It is Nagasaki overseas Chinese after the "Four Tang Temples" of the major township gangs, under the advice of the Qing Dynasty Consulate in Nagasaki, the major township gangs (mainly by the three gangs) organized the average share of the funds, is the only foreign Confucius Temple built by the Chinese.

Really very good, very good place, will go again in the future, really good,

The birthplace of Confucian cultural thought, you must go and see it if you have the opportunity, it is recommended to go and see

Shandong Qufu Confucius' hometown, Shandong pride.

The Nagasaki Confucius Temple, which occupies a small area and displays a lot of content, is located in a secluded residential area with cultural relics museums and commissaries, and various tourist supplies are sold.

Through museums, you can grow knowledge and introduce a place in Chinese history