The Temples of Teramachi
Nagasaki · Japan
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You will wander through a concentrated cluster of Zen temples that reflect Nagasaki's unique history of Chinese influence. Look for the distinct blend of East Asian architectural styles as you move from one sanctuary to the next. This walk offers a peaceful glimpse into the spiritual heart of the old temple district.
The walk
Kofukuji Temple
The first temple of the Obaku Zen school in Japan, where a Chinese sea goddess keeps watch.
Teramachi
Teramachi is a square and quarter in Nagasaki, Japan.
Kotaiji Choshoji Temple
Kotaiji Choshoji Temple, a Buddhist temple in Nagasaki, Japan.
Soufukuji Temple
A Ming dynasty architectural transplant built for the Chinese merchants of Fuzhou.
Data: OpenStreetMap contributors and Google Places
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