土地公(金陵祠-鳥居土地公廟)

There is blessing

Land public temple of the Japanese torii

Earth Temple with Japanese Torii

Full of beautiful, can't think of a hundred-year-old tree

The Jinling Temple built in 1936, its landlord is Lin Qingtong [2]. He was pushed by the gentry to build Fengyuan Tzu Chi Palace during the Taisho era [3]. The local Golden Ancient Temple was also completed by him and Zeng Shengfang and others [2]. The Jinling Temple is decorated with Japanese snow-seeking stone lanterns. In front of the door, there are quite rare arches combining Japanese-style torii and Chinese style. The whole is stone gray, and the shape of the arch is written "Huguang Tianyuan". The top of the main body of the temple is shaped like a five-sided Buddha hat, and the arch is eagle-shaped. It is engraved with three pairs of regular script, seal script and Lishu fonts, which are unique. On the side stands a stone tablet that says "Village of the Shinto Shrine of the Village", with "Song of Fu Temple" on the back.

One of Fengyuan’s three characteristic land public temples. Among the land public temples in Kian village, there is a baroque-style building at the foot of the mountain’s land public temple, and a Japanese-style torii gate and Jinling shrine, both of which are Sickles during the Japanese Occupation of Taiwan in the 1930s. The pit mouth is a product of Japanese and European trends. The Jinling Shrine is equipped with Japanese Yukimi-shaped stone lanterns. There is a very rare archway in front of the door that combines Japanese-style torii and Chinese style. The archway is stone-grey as a whole, and the archway in the shape says "Huguang Tianyuan" on the head. The upper part of the main body of the temple is shaped like a five-sided Buddha hat, and the arch is in the shape of an eagle, and three couplets of regular script, seal script and official script are engraved with unique characteristics. On the side, there is a stone tablet with the words "Cunja Shrine Celebrating Merit", and on the back there is "Ode to Fuci" in seal script. There is a solanum tree next to the Jinling Temple that is a century-old precious tree. According to local elders, a large local landlord in the late Qing Dynasty set up a private school there for students to study under the solanum tree. The locals believed that the solanum tree and the land of Jinling Temple Guard the place like the public.