Haishan Shrine Ruins — The Haishan Shrine was completed on May 13, 1938, during the late Japanese colonial period, shortly after the Marco Polo Bridge Incident.

Haishan Shrine Ruins. The Haishan Shrine was completed on May 13, 1938, during the late Japanese colonial period, shortly after the Marco Polo Bridge Incident. The Haishan Shrine was completed on May 13, 1938, during the late Japanese colonial period, shortly after the Marco Polo Bridge Incident. Japan entered a period of war, and its religious control over Taiwan reached its peak. The government actively promoted the Kominka movement in Taiwan, mobilizing the entire island to cooperate with the war effort and respond to the changing times. Consequently, Taiwanese people were forced to worship at shrines, and the policy of "one shrine per street and village" was implemented to strengthen control over Taiwan in all aspects. Address: 新北市中和區員山路455巷員山公園內 Hours: 00:00–23:59 New Taipei