Ji'an Keishuyuan

Ji'an Keishuyuan in Hualien is currently the best-preserved Japanese-style Buddhist temple building in Taiwan. Apart from Shintoism, Buddhism is probably the most popular religion in Japan.
The predecessor of Keishuin, Yoshino Buddhism School, originated from the Shingon sect of Shikoku. It belongs to a branch of Tantric Buddhism. Its founder is Kobo Daishi, a monk who studied in Japan during the Tang Dynasty.
The predecessor of Ji'an Township is Yoshino Village. After a historical event, the Amis people were forced to move away from their vacated land in the Zhikashi area after the Shichikawa River Incident. This happened to be under the policy of the Japanese Governor-General's Office to encourage Japanese to immigrate to Shibian. It became an immigrant village.
There was a total of 35 years from the 1910s to 1945, which should have produced at least two to three generations. However, due to Japan's defeat, except for a small number of technical personnel who were not repatriated, most of the Japanese had to be repatriated to their motherland. country.
Some repatriated Yoshino villagers believe that they may not even know what the president of the mother country of Japan is like.
This is the tragedy of war, the common people are always the losers.
You are welcome to come to Ji'an Keixuyuan when you have time and enjoy the tranquility and lush flowers and trees here. Friends who are interested in that period of history are also welcome to come here to discuss this period of history.