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The site, and the statues, were later restored, however, and the shrine was named a national historical landmark in 1922, before being destroyed in the Great Kantô Earthquake the following year. It was rebuilt in 1935, in steel-reinforced-concrete, instead of in wood, and painted in black, inside and out. The roof was done in the ''[[irimoya]]'' style, with bronze ornaments. The world's largest statue of Confucius, a 1975 gift from the Taipei Lions Club, stands on the grounds.

The site, and the statues, were later restored, however, and the shrine was named a national historical landmark in 1922, before being destroyed in the Great Kantô Earthquake the following year. It was rebuilt in 1935, in steel-reinforced-concrete, instead of in wood, and painted in black, inside and out. The roof was done in the ''[[irimoya]]'' style, with bronze ornaments. The world's largest statue of Confucius, a 1975 gift from the Taipei Lions Club, stands on the grounds.

==Heads of the Academy (Hayashi Daigaku-no-kami)==

==Heads of the Academy==

*[[Hayashi Razan]]

*[[Hayashi Gaho|Hayashi Gahô]]

*[[Hayashi Gaho|Hayashi Gahô]] ([[1618]]-[[1680]])

*[[Hayashi Hoko|Hayashi Hôkô]]

*[[Hayashi Hoko|Hayashi Hôkô]] ([[1644]]-[[1732]]) - named ''Daigaku-no-kami in [[1691]]; all successive heads of the academy hold that title

*[[Hayashi Ryuko|Hayashi Ryûkô]] ([[1681]]-[[1758]])

*[[Hayashi Jussai]]

*[[Hayashi Hokoku|Hayashi Hôkoku]] ([[1721]]-[[1773]])

*[[Hayashi Hotan|Hayashi Hôtan]] ([[1761]]-[[1787]])

*[[Hayashi Kinpo|Hayashi Kinpô]] ([[1767]]-[[1793]])

*[[Hayashi Jussai]] ([[1768]]-[[1841]])

*[[Hayashi Fukusai]] ([[1800]]-[[1859]])

==References==

==References==