Hsinchu Shrine Ruins (Mainland People's Processing Center) Introduction
The second generation Hsinchu Shrine, completed in 1918, was designed by Seigo Tejima. He incorporated characteristics from various shrines, using a unique design with a torii gate and corridors to block the northern winds, connecting different spaces with walkways to minimize the impact of rain and wind during ceremonies. Since the current location is a center for handling affairs of the mainland people, it is not open for public visits.
