Katchaman’s Amazing JAPAN guide at Tokyo Kanda “Yushima Seido Shrine”
Shogun Tsunayoshi, a strong advocate of Confucius, established this major Confucian shrine in 1632. A forerunner to Tokyo University during the Edo Period (pre-1868 Tokyo), the buildings were a government sponsored school for training bureaucrats. Formerly located in Ueno Park, the shrine was relocated to Yushima in 1691. The main hall dates to 1935 and was designed by prominent architect Chuta Ota. The hall, which houses a 17th century image of Confucius, is open on Sundays, but the courtyard can be seen any day.



January 6 2008
January 6 2008
January 6, 2008 - 8:07 pm
Tags: Kanda, Tokyo, Yushima Seido, Yushima Seido Shrine
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