A sidelong glimpse of the shrine peering over the outer wall.
A sidelong glimpse of the shrine peering over the outer wall.

An institutional shrine (構內社) for the Japanese colonial era pulp and paper factory (鹽水港紙漿工業) located just inside the gate of this complex. Completed in 1943, now only the pedestal remains. It is visible from the roadside but permission would be needed from the security guard at the gatehouse for a closer inspection.

Not much of the shrine can be seen from near the front gate but a rusty flagpole very obviously juts from the site.
Not much of the shrine can be seen from near the front gate but a rusty flagpole very obviously juts from the site.

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