台灣狛犬地圖

Provides a map of the locations of the existing Japanese-occupied shrines and other related stone lions in Taiwan.

The Japanese gods who crossed the sea to Taiwan left approximately 480 relics in Taiwan during the past 50 years, although most of them have been destroyed, demolished or used for other purposes (Martyrs' Shrine, Confucius Temple, temples, flag-raising stands, bronze statues and slides) etc.), but still has historical and tourist value.

Among them, there are about 64 Koma dogs that guard the shrine.

This application collects the location data of about 64 koma dogs in Taiwan and the location data of about 12 other koma dogs. It is displayed on the map as an icon and provides reference images. If there is street view data, you can also open GOOGLE Street View for reference.

Most of the information is compiled from the Internet, literature and reference resources. We apologize for any errors. Since the image is included in the app and is limited in capacity, the reduction process affects the image quality.

Permission request:
Location (you can decide to use a precise or rough location) to show locations near your location.

Instructions for using device location data:
The [Location] permission needs to be enabled. After the application is closed or not in use, "Taiwan Komoku Map Application" will not collect the device's location data.

Special statement: [Taiwan Komoku Map App] does not represent governments, political entities or organizations.