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Manjuzan Seifukuji
〒850-0053 長崎県長崎市玉園町３−７７
A Buddhist temple of the Obaku sect located in Nagasaki City, with the mountain name Manjuzan. The structures within the precincts, including the Daiden (Great Hall of the Venerable One), are designated as Important Cultural Properties of Japan.
History
Founded in 1677 by Tetsushin Dōpan, a grand-disciple of Ingen Ryūki, with financial support from the Nagasaki Magistrate and local wealthy merchants. It is also known as the Canton Temple because many Chinese residents from Guangdong Province were devoted to it. It served as the venue for negotiations between the Kii and Tosa domains during the Iroha Maru Incident in 1867 (Keiō 3).
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What visitors say
Currently, major buildings such as the Sanmon (main gate) and the Daiden are covered with construction sheets or dismantled for preservation and repair, so visitors may need to use construction stairs to worship. The Chinese-style walls and the excellent view from the elevated platform are highlights. Since the availability of Goshuin (a temple's calligraphic seal stamp) varies by season, it is recommended to check in advance.
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