Suifukuji

📍 Nagasaki, Nagasaki · Kaji-ya-cho 7-5

📿 Goshuin Info

Hours

9:00–17:00

Fee

Direct-write

Unknown

Pre-written

Available

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About

MountainKitayama
SectRinzai-shu Shokoku-ji school
PrincipalKannon Bosatsu
Founded1397
FounderAshikaga Yoshimitsu
HeritageUNESCO World Heritage

History

Byakko

Suifukuji, built in Kaji-ya-cho, Nagasaki, is a famous ancient temple known as a Zen Buddhist temple of Chinese origin. Opened by a Chinese Buddhist priest in the early Edo period, it is also a precious temple that speaks to Nagasaki's international history. This temple, known for its red gate, has captivated many people through its architecture, which beautifully merges Chinese and Japanese cultures. True to Nagasaki's character as a place of active foreign exchange, it is one of the temples most representative of Nagasaki, having harmonized Japanese faith while accepting foreign cultures. Its solemn atmosphere brings a profound sense of stillness to the hearts of visitors.

Benefits

Household peaceBusiness prosperityProtection from misfortuneFulfillment of wishesGood fortune and prosperityTraffic safetyInternational exchange

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