Xinying Shinto Shrine Bronze Horse (新營神社銅馬)
Date Captured
Camera
DC-S5M2
Lens
LUMIX S 20-60mm F3.5-5.6
Aperture
ƒ / 3.8
Shutter Speed
1/320 sec
Focal Length
24.0 mm
ISO
100
Exposure Value
12.2 EV

Completed in November 1939, this sprawling Shinto shrine was constructed on what was then the northern outskirts of town. The shrine was converted into a Chinese Martyrs’ Shrine (新營忠烈祠) sometime after the war, and this in turn was relocated in 1976 to make space for Xinying Hospital (衛生福利部新營醫院). A replica of the bronze horse (銅馬) from the shrine is now displayed in the traffic circle in front of Xinying First Market (新營第一市場) while one of the originals can be seen in Xinying Arts Park (新營美術園區). It was known as Shin’ei-jinja in the original Japanese.

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  • Former Site (舊址)—Vanished (已消失)
  • Replica Bronze Horse (銅馬)—Vanished (已消失)

    Although the original site of Xinying Shinto Shrine was cleared long ago, a replica of the bronze horse from the shrine now stands in the intersection (新營交通台) in front of Xinying First Market (新營第一市場).

  • Original Bronze Horse (原銅馬)—Vanished (已消失)

    The original bronze horse from the shrine can be found around Xinying Arts Park (新營美術園區).

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