Built in 1893 by the Qing government with the resident Chinese: 72 statues of sages in the courtyard.
Built in 1893 by the resident Chinese community together with the Qing government, which shared the funding (an all but unique case of a foreign government taking a direct part in building a temple outside its own borders), it keeps 72 stone statues of Confucius and his disciples in its courtyard.
Behind the Hall of Great Success (大成殿) stands the Museum of Chinese History, which holds Chinese historical artefacts on display to the public.
ℹ️ Open 9:30–18:00 (last entry 17:30). Tickets: adults ¥880, high school students ¥550, junior high/elementary school ¥440, museum included. 3 minutes’ walk from the Ōura Tenshudō tram stop.
🚉 First floor · 5 min walk
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