Lintou Monument to the Landing of Japanese Troops
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The Lintou Monument to the Landing of Japanese Troops was erected by the Japanese Navy to commemorate their landing at Lintou during the 1895 military campaign. The original inscription read: "Meiji 28th Year Naval Joint Landing Force Monument."
Standing over 10 meters tall, the monument has an octagonal baseand is constructed from granite, with its surrounding walls built with stones from Magong. The structure is divided into three sections
and occupies an area of approximately 400 square meters. The monument was established on November 21, 1936, during the 11th year of the Shōwa era under Japanese rule.
After Japan's defeat in WWII (1945), the Nationalist Government took control and renamed the monument to "Victory in the War of Resistance Monument(抗戰勝利紀念碑)."
Recommended Duration of Visit: 30 minutes
Source: Penghu Travel
Standing over 10 meters tall, the monument has an octagonal baseand is constructed from granite, with its surrounding walls built with stones from Magong. The structure is divided into three sections
and occupies an area of approximately 400 square meters. The monument was established on November 21, 1936, during the 11th year of the Shōwa era under Japanese rule.
After Japan's defeat in WWII (1945), the Nationalist Government took control and renamed the monument to "Victory in the War of Resistance Monument(抗戰勝利紀念碑)."
Recommended Duration of Visit: 30 minutes
Source: Penghu Travel
Visitor Information：Free Admission
- Phone
- 06-9216521
- Opening Hours
- Open 24 hours
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Set out from Magong, drive along County Highway 204 in Penghu, pass through Lintou Park, and a bit further on, the monument is on the left side, about a 15-minute drive.
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