関帝廟
Kanteibyō (Kuan Ti Miao Temple)
Tucked within Kobe’s Nankinmachi district, Kanteibyō is a vibrant Taoist temple dedicated to the Chinese war god Guan Yu—a spiritual and architectural gem amidst the bustling food stalls.
Attractions
Chinese Culture, Taoist Temple, Kobe Chinatown, Hidden Spot
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Kanteibyō, also known as Kuan Ti Miao, is a Taoist temple nestled in the heart of Kobe’s Chinatown, Nankinmachi. Dedicated to Guan Yu—the deified general revered for loyalty, strength, and justice—the temple blends vivid colors, stone carvings, and incense-laden air into a quiet moment of reverence amid the city’s busiest quarters. Though small in scale, the temple reflects the rich cultural heritage of the Chinese community in Kobe, and serves both as a place of worship and a living link to Taoist tradition. Visitors are welcome to light incense, offer prayers, and admire the craftsmanship of the altar and exterior dragons. A meaningful stop for those exploring the deeper textures of Kobe’s multicultural history.
Facilities & Services
Main Altar for Guan Yu (Kuan Ti) Worship
Incense Offerings, Prayer Tokens
Cultural Signage (Japanese and Chinese)
Located in Kobe Chinatown
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Kanteibyō (Kuan Ti Miao Temple)
Tucked within Kobe’s Nankinmachi district, Kanteibyō is a vibrant Taoist temple dedicated to the Chinese war god Guan Yu—a spiritual and architectural gem amidst the bustling food stalls.
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