Kōfuku-ji Temple
興福寺
Japan's oldest Ōbaku Zen temple, Kōfuku-ji offers a glimpse into Nagasaki's Chinese heritage.
What it is
- Japan's oldest Ōbaku Zen temple.
- Founded in 1624 by Chinese monk Shinyen.
- Also known as Akadera, meaning 'red temple'.
- One of the Nagasaki Sanfukuji temples.
What to see
- The red temple gate, giving it the name Akadera.
- Mazu Hall, dedicated to the Chinese sea goddess.
- Main hall, Daiohōden, a National Important Cultural Property.
- Chime-Drum Tower, a Prefectural Tangible Cultural Property.
- Temple grounds, designated a Prefectural Historic Site.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
長崎県長崎市寺町4-32 Open in Google Maps
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