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Taku Seibyo(多久聖廟)
たくせいびょう Taku Confucian Shrine

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One of Japan's few surviving Confucian temples, copying the Chinese form in timber, and still holding its rites.
| Type | Architecture |
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| Genre | Architecture |
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| City / town | Taku |
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| Area in the prefecture | South (Kashima and Ogi) |
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FAQ
- Where is Taku Confucian Shrine?
- It is in Taku, Saga Prefecture, Japan. It is an architecture.
- What can I see at Taku Confucian Shrine?
- One of Japan's few surviving Confucian temples, copying the Chinese form in timber, and still holding its rites. The focus is architecture.
- When was Taku Confucian Shrine established?
- It dates from 1708.
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