Chinese residents of Nagasaki built this red-and-yellow shrine to the famous Chinese philosopher in 1893, which also houses a museum with Chinese treasures on loan from Beijing.

Torii are gates or arches of stone that traditionally form the entrance to Japanese temples. This one in Nagasaki stands on only one vertical pillar or leg because the other was blown away by atomic blast that destroyed most of the city in 1945. The torii is an easy walk from the Hypocenter Park.