Qingshui Shrine Relics - Qingshui District

There are good parking parking lot entrance, there are shade trees, large turf for running and jumping, observation deck and gazebo in Hong Kong high US wetlands, as well as Wen Qing crush-run cultural and creative Cafe, Taiwan's political power alternation through many large Kingdom belly, Dutch, Zheng Chenggong, the Qing Dynasty, the Japanese, the Kuomintang government Each ruling held liable under cover of their own minds and demolished and they built Photos can only be used from literature and history to pay homage to the topography

There are only one pair of Bogou and Hoso-sando. The former ginseng-do road has been changed to an asphalt road, and shrine facilities such as Torii, Shrine, and Shrine have disappeared under the anti-Japanese policy of the National Government in the past.

In fact, some parts of the Shimizu Shrine site are also located in the Niu Yatou Cultural Relics Park, so at first I came to explore the Niu Yatou ruins. By the way, I discovered that this is also where the Shimizu Shrine was in the past, but the shrine’s buildings have long since disappeared, only the lamp holder Follow the stone lion. Next to the entrance of the Niu Yatou Cultural Park, there is a ladder that can be walked down. I personally think that this ladder is quite similar to the scene of the ladder in the animation "Your Name". This is exactly the way to the Shimizu Shrine in the past. There is a monument to the earthquake disaster next to the stone steps that go down, and the main road leading to Shimizu City will continue from there.

[Niushutou Ruins Cultural Park Ruins of the Doge Shrine Visiting the artifacts of the mid-Neolithic period] Qingshui District, Taichung City, formerly known as Niu Tutou, derives its name from the transliteration of Gomach, the Papora of Pingpu. Niushutou Site Cultural Park is located on Aofeng Mountain, originally the Qingshuiying District of the Army. Niu Shou Tou Site Cultural Park is named after the location of the first Neolithic cultural representative "Niu Shou Tou Site" found in Taichung. In addition to the original military camp building, there are also relics left by the shrines during the Japanese occupation period, which are even more hidden under the ground A lot of cultural layers are stacked. After renovation and planning, the old camp in the park has been transformed into a field for preserving cultural assets and displaying education. It is a space with rich historical and cultural significance. During the Japanese occupation period, the Japanese first built a sports ground here, and then built the "Shimizu Shrine". The government of the Republic of China came to Taiwan to set up the Qingshui camp area of ​​the army artillery unit, and demolished the shrine to transform the command post into a military barracks. At present, only the lion-like but left is not A pair of lion's dogs (Korea). The original eight military houses in the camp area have been renovated and used as the space of the exhibition hall. The camp area number is clearly visible on the outer wall, which has witnessed the past history. The Niu Shoutou culture is the culture of the mid-Neolithic age. It is about 4500 to 3500 years ago. Most of the unearthed cultural relics are distributed on the coastal terraces, low river terraces and the edge of the basin near the Taichung Basin. The types and quantity of stone tools are quite rich. Section of the cultural layer of the Nanshikeng site in Shalu District, Taichung City-ash pit strips. From 1000 to 400 years ago, the ash pits of the pottery of the Papora in Pingpu were mixed with pottery. Fragments or shells, the earth color is dark gray-brown, and archaeologists call it a gray pit. If there are no prehistoric cultural relics, the earth color will be the original brick red. During the excavation of the archaeological process, the archaeological team of the Science and Technology Museum also discovered Marao and iron tools, confirming that the Pingpu people had frequent exchanges and commercial activities with other ethnic groups on China and Taiwan’s island at that time. There is a landscape platform at the corner of the park, standing on the observation platform and looking forward. Below is the lush green acacia forest. Looking forward to the clear water street scene, the continuous coastline in the distance can be seen from Taichung Port and wind power. Generator, Gaomei Wetland and Gaomei Lighthouse. The shrine of Housando in the shrine on the main street. This is Housando (the "shrine saki") that ordinary people went to the shrine to worship at the time.

Located in one of the scenic spots in Qingshui District, parking is good, there are not many people in the park, you can also consider if you like to take pictures, it belongs to the Niu Hutou Cultural Park, there is also a cafe in the park, it is not bad to relax and walk around. There are not many things left in the park. Some cultural and creative things are available for you to take photos. It didn’t take long for you to meet a group of guests. After listening to their introduction, everyone walked around for about 20 minutes. Let’s go, most of them are taking pictures on the landscape platform, haha ​​?, it’s actually not so easy to find a place suitable for the whole family to have fun, but in fact, you need to take some photos. Sometimes I see some scenic spots. Because of the funding, they do it 2266. Then there is the idea of ​​the park. If you don't have an idea, you can do it like this. I think his stairs are beautiful and tasteful. Suitable for taking pictures?. The feeling of the park is that the planning is not good, and most people don't know what to see. Just like group guests, it is a pity that there will be an introduction soon. In short, I still hope that this attraction will be better next time you visit. You should be careful when you walk. There is also a rice cake shop under the stairs. You can also combine it by the way.

I didn’t see the shrine, but only the Niumatou Ruins Cultural Park. The guide garden is very responsible for introducing the ins and outs of the ruins in detail, making the archeology interesting and not boring. There are small shops where you can rest and drink, and you can add a drink to Qingshui Aofengshan Park. Tour times.

(2021.3.27) It is now the Niu Motou Ruins Cultural Park. There are really only two cultural relics like photos of the traces of the shrine. It’s a bit of a distance to come from the city. I think I think twice if I want to make a special trip to see the remains of the shrine.

Environment ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️-There are few relics left during the Japanese Occupation, but the Niu Yatou Cultural Association can still help the public to get in touch with different past histories. Service ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️-The association provides regular tours and explanations of the whole area. Groups can make appointments to be held during the week, and individual guests can make appointments to sign up for weekend sessions. Location ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️-The parking lot has 14 locations outside the park, 111 buses and Smile Bike 2.0. Facility⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️-less involvement in this time slot, however the association still showed different culture to the public. Service ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️-association provides regular guide for whole site for group tours during weekdays and individuals during weekend through advanced reservation. Location⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️-14 parking space outside the park, #111 bus stop & Youbike 2.0 are also available at the entrance.