Remains of Divine Bridge leading to Synonan Jinja at MacRitchie Reservoir, Singapore, 1 through time

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Remains near the site of the Divine Bridge leading to Syonan Jinja, photographed by MacRitchie Reservoir in Singapore in July 2022. The shrine was built by Japanese occupying forces during the Second World War and largely destroyed at the end of the occupation in 1945, leaving scattered structural remnants in the surrounding forest.

Remains of Divine Bridge leading to Synonan Jinja at MacRitchie Reservoir, Singapore 2022 Remains near the site of the Divine Bridge leading to Syonan Jinja, photographed by MacRitchie Reservoir in Singapore in July 2022. The shrine was built by Japanese occupying forces during the Second World War and largely destroyed at the end of the occupation in 1945, leaving scattered structural remnants in the surrounding forest.

Remains of Divine Bridge leading to Synonan Jinja at MacRitchie Reservoir, Singapore 2022 Further remains near the former Divine Bridge to Syonan Jinja at MacRitchie Reservoir, Singapore, photographed in July 2022. The wartime Shinto shrine's ruins are among the few physical traces of the Japanese occupation still visible in the reservoir's forested grounds.

Remains of Divine Bridge leading to Synonan Jinja at MacRitchie Reservoir, Singapore 2022 Remains of a bridge leading to the former Syonan Jinja shrine at MacRitchie Reservoir in Singapore, photographed in 2022. The Shinto shrine was built during the Japanese occupation of Singapore in the Second World War and largely destroyed at the war's end, leaving scattered structural remnants in the surrounding forest.