大街尾福德祠

Local land temple

Huludun Ruins ~

Historic sites + Di Gong Temple, flawless!

There are stone lamps and stone poodles left over from the Japanese occupation period. It is worth protecting.

People feel a little traces of monuments of history Whole feeling cute Directly in front of the temple is quite magical toy store

A pair of Shibrow dogs and two pairs of stone lanterns can be found in the "Dajieweifude Shrine". It is said that they were moved from Toyohara Shrine. Some ruins of other shrines can be found in Nanyang Elementary School, and you can experience the style of Japanese shrines by the way. You can also see the stone steps of shrine worship, as well as the few remaining stone lanterns, the location of the former main shrine, and the torii gate beside the road. Remnants of the pedestal, Fengyuan Shrine was a shrine located in Fengyuan Street, Fengyuan County, Taichung Prefecture, Taiwan (now Fengyuan District, Taichung City, Taiwan) during the Japanese Occupation Period. On March 27, 1936, the town was originally a Wuge Shrine. The then head of the shrine was Seed Tian Chiharu, May 1944 On the 10th, it was upgraded to a rural community, one of the most upgraded shrines in Taiwan before the end of the war. After World War II, Fengyuan Shrine was changed to Nanyang Elementary School, and some of the dog and stone lanterns of Fengyuan Shrine are currently placed in Fufu Shrine at the end of the street.