Ji'an Keishuin (Qingxiu Temple)
慶修院
A Shingon Buddhist temple built by Japanese settlers during the Japanese occupation period, and one of the best-preserved Japanese-style temples in Taiwan, China.
Qingxiu Temple is located in Ji'an Township. Built by Japanese immigrants in 1917, it was originally called the Shingon Yoshino Mission Station. It is one of the best-preserved Japanese-style Buddhist temples in Taiwan, China. The grounds include eighty-eight stone Buddhas, a hundred-degree stone and a statue of Fudo Myoo, and the garden is quiet and elegant. It is now a county-designated heritage site open to visitors. You can also try taking photos in a kimono for an additional fee. Admission is around NT$30, and it is about 5 km from Hualien City.
Opening hours
Closed Mondays; 08:30–17:00
Nearby sights
- Tzu Chi Jing Si Hall, Hualien
- Hualien Cultural & Creative Industries Park
- Hualien Railway Culture Park
- Dongdamen Night Market
- General's Mansion 1936
- Pine Garden
- Liyu Lake
- Hualien Whale Watching