Photos Taken in Taihoku | World War II Database

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Architectural plans for the exterior of Taihoku General Government Building of Taiwan by Uheiji Nagano, circa 1906	Architectural plans for the interior of Taihoku General Government Building of Taiwan by Uheiji Nagano, circa 1906

Architectural plans for the interior of Taihoku General Government Building of Taiwan by Matsunosuke Moriyama, circa 1910	Taihoku General Government Building, under construction, Taiwan, circa 1917-1918

Taihoku General Government Building (now Presidential Office Building), Taihoku (now Taipei), Taiwan, circa 1919	View of Taihoku General Government Building (now Presidential Office Building) at night, Taihoku (now Taipei), Taiwan, circa 1919

Taihoku General Government Buliding, Taihoku (now Taipei), Taiwan, circa 1920s	The entrance of the headquarters of the Mountain Artillery Brigade of the Japanese Taiwan Army, Taihoku, Taiwan, circa 1920

Tsia Bun-tat (center) with his Itoh Emi 5 aircraft, Taihoku Cavalry Training Field (now Machangding Memorial Park), Taihoku (now Taipei), Taiwan, 30 Oct 1921	Taihoku General Government Building, Taiwan, 1923

Civilians gathering for Crown Prince Hirohito's visit, near Taihoku rail station, Taiwan, 16 Apr 1923	Crown Prince Hirohito at Taihoku Station, Taiwan, 16 Apr 1923

Crown Prince Hirohito's personal train, Taihoku, Taiwan, 16 Apr 1923	Taihoku Station during Crown Prince Hirohito's visit, Taihoku, Taiwan, 16 Apr 1923

Civilians gathering for Crown Prince Hirohito's visit, plaza before Taihoku General Government Building, Taiwan, 17 Apr 1923	Civilians gathering for Crown Prince Hirohito's visit, Taihoku General Government Building, Taiwan, 17 Apr 1923

Crown Prince Hirohito at Meiji Bridge (now Yuanshan Bridge), Taihoku (now Taipei), Taiwan, 17 Apr 1923	Crown Prince Hirohito at Taihoku General Government Building, Taiwan, 17 Apr 1923

Crown Prince Hirohito at the Taiwan Grand Shrine, Taihoku (Taipei), Taiwan, 17 Apr 1923	Crown Prince Hirohito visiting the Office of the Governor General, Taihoku (now Taipei), Taiwan, 17 Apr 1923