The Space Development Study of Former Zinfuku Inari Okami Shrine
Journal: International Journal of Scientific Engineering and Science (Vol.9, No. 1)Publication Date: 2025-01-15
Authors : Kao-Feng Yarn; Wen-Bin Lin;
Page : 5-9
Keywords : ;
Abstract
In Taiwan under Japanese colonial period, the establishment of shrines could be said to be part of the Japanese colonial government's recognition of the spirit of imperialization. After the Second World War, most of the shrines in Taiwan were used for other purposes. Its purpose appears to have been removed from people's lives; for instance, the Taiwan Shrine during the Japanese colonial era in Taiwan was substituted by the Grand Hotel. This paper introduces the changes in the landscape where Zinfuku Inari Okami Shrine e is located today, and provides a reference of the changes in the historical and cultural landscape
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