Yuandong Elementary School

Fairyland-like national small...

There is a ruins of the Japanese shrine next to the classroom, and it is necessary to prevent mosquitoes during the playground.

Speaking of shrines, I have to mention the alma mater Xi Elementary School. During the Japanese rule, in the first year of the Showa era (1926), the Zhudong Water Conservancy Group (Hsinchu Farmland Water Conservancy Association) excavated a bamboo tunnel for water conservancy in Yuanyuanzi (anciently known as Yuanyangzi, named after an inverted basin and shaped like an upper basin). In Dongdazhen, natural gas was discovered and there were oil and gas storage fields. Showa (1933) Nippon Mining Co., Ltd. was granted the right to exploit oil wells, and the Zhudong Oil Industry Office (now the CNPC Zhudong Drilling Office) was established in Zhudong. In order to shelter and pray for the smooth mining, we chose a high hill, and our alma mater established a shrine in the Showa decade called the mountain shrine. According to the situation of Taketo-gun: The main sacrifice of Inoyama Shrine is the destiny of the Tenkayama deity of Yahiko Shrine in Niigata Prefecture, Japan. Japan is known as the oil god, so the mountain shrine mainly worships the oil god. Niigata Prefecture is a major agricultural prefecture in Japan. The Tenkayama destiny sacrificed by Yahiko Shrine is worshipped as a god of agriculture. However, as the oil output value of Niigata Prefecture ranks first in the day, Tenkayama destiny has also become a patron saint of the oil industry.

A primary school with the remains of a shrine.

Whoops, the missed alma mater, the trees are all cut down (Showa 11-1937-Republic of China 26)

There are many stone lantern relics, and oil was once mined nearby.

The site of Inaking Mountain Shrine, located in Inaking Elementary School, was built in the 10th year of Showa (1935). At present, there are only some remaining stone lamps and stones, with commentary boards.

Empty photos~ Many people go to exercise during the holidays, a must-go place for six days when I was a child