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台北大空襲 Raid on TaihokuEventsLooking Back on the Taiwanese History with Raid on Taihoku - Taiwan Grand Shrine
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Looking Back on the Taiwanese History with Raid on Taihoku - Taiwan Grand Shrine

台北大空襲 Raid on Taihoku · published 23 May 2022, 14:51 UTC

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Taiwan Grand Shrine was constructed in 1901. It was built to honor Prince Kitashirakawa Yoshihisa who passed away in Taiwan in 1895. Taiwan Grand Shrine was ranked the highest Japanese Shinto shrine in Taiwan during Japanese occupation. It was severely burned and damaged by a crashed plane during the raid on Taihoku, and was torn down after WWII. It is now the Grand Hotel’s current location.

Although Taiwan Grand Shrine is no longer in existence, some of its materials are still kept until today. A part of the Torii in Taiwan Grand Shrine is now reconstructed as the Dragon Pillar of Sanxia Qingshui Zushi Temple located in Taipei. The copper bull at the entrance of Taiwan Grand Shrine was relocated to the gate of National Taiwan Museum. A pair of lion-dogs is now standing at the center of Jiantan Park, guarding the citizens in the area.

Taiwan Grand Shrine is an important scene in the game. What events await for Kiyoko on the way to Taiwan Grand Shrine? What does Taiwan Grand Shrine mean to Kiyoko?

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