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.

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 all year round 9:30-18:00 (last entry 17:30)
Prices	Adults 880 yen, high school students 550 yen, elementary and junior high school students 440 yen *Presenting a physical disability certificate, intellectual disability certificate, or mental disability certificate entitles the individual and one caregiver to a discount or exemption. (Living in the city) Free (Living outside the city) Half price
Directions and 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 8
Link URL	https://nagasaki-koushibyou.com/