Monument of Prince Kitashirakawa Yoshihisa Introduction
- Attraction Introduction - This monument was established to commemorate Prince Kitashirakawa Yoshihisa, who was stationed at the old customs house in Keelung in 1895. This monument is not only a testament to history but also a unique cultural symbol of Keelung. Although hidden in a corner of the city, it offers a rare sense of tranquility and solemnity, as if it awaits people to discover the stories forgotten by time. - Attraction Features - The design of this monument is understated and simple, showcasing a unique rugged beauty with its pebble-washing technique. It stands as a silent witness to the passage of time. Although the inscription has become blurred, it still carries an ineffable sense of solemnity and nostalgia. The surrounding environment is peaceful, and occasionally, one can feel the gentle breeze from Keelung Harbor, prompting visitors to slow down and quietly appreciate the charm of Keelung Harbor and the sediment of that historical period. - Recommended Nearby - It is worth taking a detour to visit historical sites such as "Haimen Sandbar, Shibaluohan Cave, and Ersha Bay Fort," accompanied by the sea breeze as you step into a corridor of history.
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