The Sofukuji Temple is a highlighted building on the Welcome to Nagasaki map. It was built a few years after the Kofukuji Temple. Like its predecessor, it was used by Chinese immigrants who lived in Nagasaki. It was founded by the Obaku Zen Sect. This national landmark has become … [Read more...]
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Chinese Temples in Nagasaki
After leaving Kofukuji Temple, we walked southwest for a couple of blocks. Our map showed several less prominent Chinese temples within walking distance. Soon we reached the first entrance. A small sign provided minimal information about the Koei-zan Choshoji Temple. It should be … [Read more...]
Kofukuji Temple, Nagasaki
After visiting the Atomic Bomb Museum, the Hypocenter, and the Peace Park, it was time to see a different side of Nagasaki. We took the blue tram line #1 and got off at 32-Nishihamano-Machi. We were looking for a neighborhood that was notable for its temples. Before reaching … [Read more...]
Ingredients for a Long Lasting Marriage
Today, I am fortunate to be celebrating my 40th wedding anniversary. Somehow, my husband, Ira, and I defied the odds. Several red flags were clearly visible on June 20, 1975. But miraculously, those obstacles did not deter me. Instead, we worked hard to find the … [Read more...]
Nagasaki’s Main Attractions
Some destinations, despite their previous history, are linked with a major historical event. Nagasaki, Japan will always be remembered as the second city after Hiroshima to be destroyed by an atomic bomb. Events that took place prior to August 9, 1945 will never rival what … [Read more...]
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