Completed in 1939 or 1940 with conscripted labor from around the township. It was classified as an unranked (無格社) Shinto shrine. It is one of the more well-preserved Shinto shrines in Yunlin County; two of the four original torii remain standing along with several stone lanterns and a pair of komainu (狛犬) outside what is now a Jigong temple (濟公堂) at the top of the hill. It was known as Rinnai-jinja in Japanese times.

Linnei Shrine #2 Torii (林內神社第二鳥居)
Linnei Shinto Shrine (林內神社)
Linnei Shinto Shrine Stone Lantern 1
Linnei Shinto Shrine Stone Lantern 2
Third Torii at the Former Linnei Shinto Shrine
The View From Linnei Shinto Shrine

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