Koushibyo/Chuugokureki Daihakuban [Barrier-free] Confucius Temple/Chinese Historical Museum

In 1893, the Qing government and overseas Chinese living in Japan cooperated to build a traditional and beautiful Confucius Temple, which has since undergone many renovations and is now an authentic Chinese-style Confucius Temple. The attached Museum of Chinese History exhibits museum collections, special exhibitions, and important exhibits related to Confucius.
The first floor of the building is wheelchair accessible.

Busan Area: Nagasaki city center area (Peace Park, Mt. Inasa, Glover Garden, etc.)

The plaza inside the building has glass tiles, blue-and-white stone balustrades, dragon-patterned road stones, a statue of Confucius, and a statue of 72 sage stones. All of the statues were ordered from China, and each of the sage stone statues lined up in a row has a different impression and is worth seeing.
The attached Museum of Chinese History is not barrier-free, so you will have to use stairs to get around. The museum shop on the first floor sells various souvenirs.

Address	850-0918 Oura-cho, Nagasaki City, Nagasaki Prefecture 10-36
Telephone number	095-824-4022
FAX	095-824-4025
Opening hours	Open XNUMX days a week 9:30-18:00 (last entry 17:30)
Prices	Adults: 660 yen (528 yen) High school students: 440 yen (352 yen) Junior high school students: 330 yen (264 yen) Elementary school students: 330 yen (264 yen) *( ) is a group rate for 20 people or more. No discount for disabled people.
Transportation access	Approximately 2 minutes' walk from the Nagasaki tram "Oura Cathedral" or "Ishibashi" tram stop Approximately 2 minutes walk from Nagasaki Bus "Oura Cathedral" bus stop
Parking	Neighborhood paid parking
Remarks	Updated in March 6
Link URL	https://nagasaki-koushibyou.com/