海山神社殘蹟

There is no sense of monuments, but it becomes a parent-child park suitable for friends and family

The original entrance of the shrine was on Zhongshan Road. It has been destroyed after the war. Only the Omotesando (stairs) and the stone pillar base of the third torii remain.

After seamounts shrine for the Japanese Showa 13 years (AD 1938) May 13 to complete the construction of the destruction of Japan's defeat seamount The only remaining stone walls barge Hom, Sando stone steps, and the third base dugout Torii

There is an uphill road at the entrance, and it is a historical relic that you can't see at all along the way. When you climb to the top, the view is vast. The low terrain is great. It is suitable for leisure activities. There is a land temple. Go by the way. The toilet is cleaned by the side of the temple. Here is the shrine in the past Japanese rule. In the park, it is impossible to find the remains. To enter from the parking lot next to it, there is no need to go around a large circle. There are not many remains left, but you can imagine from the last base. The people's architectural design is so powerful that the air-raid shelter is cut along the terrain. After several decades, it is still intact. I have to admire the method at that time. The park is not big, and people who like history can take the opportunity to visit.

The construction of Kaishan Shrine was completed in Showa 13 (1938). It was due to Japan's promotion of imperialism in Taiwan, forcing the people to worship the shrine, and adopting the policy of one street and one shrine. Kaishan Shrine was a shrine in Zhonghezhuang. The shrine now has only a few stone walls and ridges, a part of the approach road, and the base of the third torii gate. Below the circular acrylic commentary board is the torii base, and the stairs are the approach to the third torii. The dirt road next to the stairs is the air-raid shelter dug under the hill of the Haishan Shrine’s shrine to prevent air raids when the East Asian War broke out in Showa 15. The new textile factory in front of the air-raid trench was replaced by a concrete building as a benefit for employees. Social use.

After turning in from Taixin Street, the parking lot will go straight to the activity center. The main remains are the remaining steps in front of the activity center, and the activity center itself was built after the demolition of the shrine. Before going down the stairs, there are pillar holders similar to torii gates. The pillar holders are currently preserved with acrylic, but the explanatory text above does not mention the past of the torii gate. After going down the stairs and walking left and right, there are the air-raid shelters left at that time. The air-raid shelter on the right is relatively private, and the ground is muddy because there is no drainage facility on the way to it. On the left side of the air-raid shelter, there are fonts such as dredging, yarn, roving, etc. After the air-raid shelter was defeated in Japan, some people from other provinces bought the land here to establish a spinning mill in Taipei, which was later renamed Taishin Textile (Taishin Street at the foot of the mountain came from this) ). At that time, a welfare society was established in this air-raid shelter, so the lintel left a font related to the textile industry. The original Taishin textile factory site has been built by the Liu Bingwei family in Banqiao. The information mentions that there are three air-raid shelters, but the surrounding area has no traces. The iron doors of the two air-raid shelters are deeply locked. When can I see you again?

It can only be said that it is a pity that the monuments are incomplete... There is no sign at all, you can only find it by yourself No wonder no one can find it. searched for a long time Because of interests, politics, etc. Many monuments have been destroyed, While I am happy to find it, I actually have mixed feelings in my heart The Gaina Activity Center....it's useless... Go here, the answer is not far away...

A historical site with a story, but unfortunately it has not been well preserved, and the shrine has been turned into an activity center