Shōin Shrine

Songyin Shrine was dedicated to Yoshida Matsuya, one of the Japanese reformers in the early mid-nineteenth century. The Western fleet forced some visionary Japanese people to go to the Western countries to inspect the advanced economic and political constitution. The history of Changzhou Fan at the end of the shogunate was introduced in detail. Bicycles could also be rented in the parking lot.

A shrine in Shitiangu District, Tokyo, is also a shogunate building, and many people come here to visit.

Songyin Shrine worships Yoshida Songyin, an important thinker and educator in Japan. He is regarded as the God of knowledge by later generations. People studying for exams will visit him here.

Songyin Shrine was built in memory of the famous politician and thinker Yoshida Songyin at the end of the Edo Shogunate. Its main force was to respect Wang Zhaiyi and resist foreign aggression, which became the forerunner of Meiji Restoration. At the same time, his militarism thought will have a far-reaching impact on Japan in the future.

This shrine is not far from Haode Temple, and students who went to Zhaofu Cat Temple can come and see it. The Songyin Shrine worships the shrine built by the first-time thinkers of Meiji Rehabilitation, Yoshida Matsuyin, Meiji 23 (1890). Many Japanese come to pray for the exam to go well. There are many special coffee shops and dessert shops out of the shrine. Interested students can also go for a walk and eat.