遠渡來台的日本諸神:日治時期的台灣神社田野踏查

Japanese Deities Overseas

Entry Count: 240
Kaneko Nobuya, Yeren Publishing House, 2020

A book by Kaneko Nobuya (金子展也), a businessman stationed in Taiwan from 2001 to 2006 who became a researcher of overseas Shinto shrines at Kanagawa University. The book documents approximately 230 Shinto shrines built in Taiwan during the half century of Japanese colonial rule. The Chinese edition was translated by Chen Xianruo (陳嫻若) and published by Yeren Publishing House (野人) in 2020. Kaneko also authored a travel guide to former shrine sites in Taiwan (舊台灣神社故地の旅行指南) and served as a councillor for the Taiwan Association (台灣協會). The book was originally accompanied by a blog of the same name, which was lost when its hosting provider shut down in 2025; only partial archives remain, but they are linked throughout this project where available.

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Dahu Shinto Shrine(大湖神社)

Wanli Shinto Shrine(灣裡社)

Shikano Shinto Shrine(鹿野神社)

Rika Shinto Shrine(呂家祠)

Zengwen Shinto Shrine(曾文神社)

Yuandongshan Shinto Shrine(員崠山神社)

Linnei Shinto Shrine(林內神社)

Kashima Shinto Shrine(鹿島社)

Nippon Aluminum Karenko Factory Shinto Shrine(日本鋁株式會社花蓮港工場構內社)

Lukang Shinto Shrine(鹿港神社)

Qingshui Shinto Shrine(清水神社)

Yilan Shinto Shrine(宜蘭神社)

Dainan Hachiman Shrine(大南八幡社)

Fengtian Shinto Shrine(豐田神社)

Nan’ao Shinto Shrine(南澳祠)

Kauwan Shinto Shrine(九宛祠)

Yuli Shinto Shrine(玉里神社)

The Grand Hotel(圓山大飯店)

Jinguashi Shinto Shrine(金瓜石社)