Fukusaiji Temple

Japanese name: 福済寺
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Main Image Bankoku Reibyo Nagasaki Kannon (Standing Jibo Kannon) Category Bosatsu (Bodhisattva)

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Description

Fukusaiji, one of Nagasaki's Chinese-founded Obaku Zen temples, lost its temple buildings in the 1945 atomic bombing. In 1979, the Bankoku Reibyo Nagasaki Kannon was erected to commemorate victims of the atomic bombing and those who died in war, and to pray for peace. The silver-colored, 34-meter-tall standing Jibo Kannon rises above a turtle-shaped mausoleum and overlooks the city of Nagasaki. Visitors can enter the grounds free of charge from 8:00 to 17:00.

Basic Information

Spot ID 10201
Temple / Site Fukusaiji Temple
Visiting Area Temple grounds (above the turtle-shaped mausoleum)
Visiting Status Normally open to visitors (8:00–17:00; free admission)
Address 長崎県長崎市筑後町2番56号

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