This is a temple where the soul of Confucius, the founder of Confucianism, is enshrined.
It is one of the oldest Confucian temples in Japan along with the ones in Tochigi and Okayama and designated as an Important Cultural Property by the national government.
Every year, the traditional ritual event for consoling the souls of Confucius and his disciples (called Sekisai) is held twice in spring and autumn.

Basic information

Address	1642 Taku-machi, Taku-shi, Saga Prefecture
URL	http://taku-kankou.com/
Official Name	多久聖廟
Access	- About 10 Min. Drive from Taku Station of JR Karatsu Line - About 15 Min. Walk from Hontaku Stop of Showa Bus
Parking Availability	Free Parking Available for 150 Cars
Cell Phone Battery Charging	Unavailable
Wi-fi Availability	Available in Some Area (No Password Required)
Credit Card Acceptance	Unavailable
Estimated Time to Enjoy	30 minutes～1 hour
Admission Fee	Free
Reservation	Not necessary
Foreign Language Support	Brochure (English, Traditional and Simplified Chinese, Korean) Voice-guided Website for Foreign Visitors
Notes	Please submit a request at least 1 week prior if you require a guide. Reservation not needed if it is only for looking around
MAPCODE	104 627 720*65