福済寺
Fukusai-ji Temple
Fukusaiji’s former buildings were destroyed by the atomic bombing; its later Nagasaki Kannon memorial commemorates victims of the bombing and war.
Nagasaki — Temples
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興福寺
Kōfuku-ji Temple
Chinese residents from the Nanjing region established Kofukuji in 1620, identifying Shinen as its founder.
山王神社
Sannō Shrine
Sanno Shrine was damaged by the Nagasaki atomic bombing on 9 August 1945.
聖福寺
Shōfuku-ji Temple
Tesshin Dohan, a second-generation disciple of Ingen, founded this Obaku temple in Nagasaki.
崇福寺
Sōfuku-ji Temple
Chozen, a monk arriving from China, founded Sofukuji in 1629 at the request of Chinese residents from Fuzhou.
鎮西大社諏訪神社
Suwa Shrine
The shrine’s current restoration appeal identifies its main sanctuary as a building constructed in 1869.
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