Hsinchu Shrine Ruins (Mainland People's Processing Center) Introduction
The second-generation Hsinchu Shrine, completed in 1918, was designed by Teishima Seigo. He incorporated features from various shrines, utilizing a unique design for the torii gate and corridor to block the north wind, and connected the different spaces with corridors to avoid the impact of wind and rain during ceremonies. The current site serves as a center for mainland Chinese administration and is not open for public visits.
