Shuntokuji (Todosu, Osu, Santosuto) Shuntokuji Temple (Ruins of Todos Os Santos)
Ruins of the first church built in Nagasaki
"Todos Os Santos Church" is the first church built in Nagasaki.
It was built in 1569 by Father Villela on land given to the Jesuit Almeida by the Christian Nagasaki Jinzaemon, a vassal of Sumitada Omura. After that, it was burnt down, but a new church was built in 1603, and after the ban on Christianity, Shuntokuji Temple was built.
It has been designated as a prefectural historic site, and a monument reading ``Todos os Santos Church Colejo Seminario Ruins'' stands at the entrance to Shuntoku-ji Temple.At the back mountain of Shuntoku-ji Temple, there is also ``Tokai Tomb,'' a typical Chinese-style tomb. .
You can also see an old well from the Christian era called Gedoi, and a marble stone slab that may have been used as an altar.
*Reservations must be made at least one day in advance to visit the Christian Well (Gedoui) and receive the Goshuin stamp.
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Basic Information
Address | 850-0016 Meotogawacho, Nagasaki City, Nagasaki Prefecture 11-1 |
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Phone | 095-822-1986(Shuntokuji Temple) |
Contact | 095-829-1193 Nagasaki City Cultural Properties Division |
Opening hours | 9:00 ~ 17:00 *To view the Christian well and apply for a stamp, you must make a reservation by phone at least one day in advance. |
Days Off | Irregular |
Prices | Free *Please donate to the donation box |
Transportation access | From Nagasaki Station, take the tram bound for Hotaru Chaya and get off at Shin-Nakagawa-cho, then walk for about 7 minutes. From the east exit of JR Nagasaki Station, take the prefectural bus bound for Amiba/Higashi-Nagasaki and get off at Nakagawacho, then walk for about 7 minutes. Approximately 15 minutes by car from JR Nagasaki Station |
Parking | None |
Cultural property | Prefecturally designated historic site |
Link URL | Nagasaki web magazine "Nagajin" Nagasaki City official website Nagasaki prefecture official website Website for Christian-related historical and cultural heritage sites in the Nagasaki and Amakusa regions trip advisor |