Gun Battalion Command Post Bunker Site (Cultural and Historical Image Park)

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敢部隊指揮部碉堡遺址(文史影像公園)入口處
敢部隊指揮部碉堡遺址(文史影像公園)入口處

At the end of World War II, Japan deployed five divisions and seven brigades in Taiwan to defend against American attacks. The main force in the north was the 66th Division stationed in Taipei, commanded by Nakajima Yoshisaburo, with the code name "Gan," known as "Gan Brigade" among the residents of Taishan District. The "Gan Brigade Bunker Ruins" are located at the bottom of Alley 352, Section 1, Mingzhi Road, under the jurisdiction of Tongrong Village. It is situated on a hillside with good visibility and was the command center for the Japanese military at that time, serving as the headquarters for strategic planning and operations.

Address:No. 352, Lane 1, Mingzhi Road, Taishan District, New Taipei City 243, Taiwan

Gun Battalion Command Post Bunker Site (Cultural and Historical Image Park) Introduction

At the end of World War II, Japan deployed five divisions and seven brigades in Taiwan to defend against attacks from the U.S. military. The most prominent unit in the northern region was the 66th Division, based in Taipei, commanded by General Yoshisaburo Nakajima, with the unit codename "Gan," which translates to "Gan Troops" in the local dialect of Taishan District. The "Gan Troops Bunker Ruins" are located at the end of Lane 352, Section 1, Mingzhi Road, under the jurisdiction of Tongrong Li. Positioned on a hillside with good hidden visibility, it served as the Japanese army's Combat Command Headquarters at the time, functioning as the headquarters and command center. The bunker consists of two levels, with a staircase leading down to the basement. Inside, it is divided into several rooms of varying sizes, approximately 2 to 4 meters wide and 3.65 to 4.5 meters deep, equipped with bathrooms and offices. Based on the space, it is estimated that around 30 to 40 troops were stationed there. Previously, there was about 0.7 hectares of Tongrong Children's Park, a Tudi Gong temple, and a pavilion in front of the bunker. In order to preserve the original state and history of the Japanese military's deployment in northern Taiwan, the district office has expanded the educational and recreational functions of the bunker and park, integrating images of various important local attractions to establish a cultural and historical image park serving as a local teaching base.

Gun Battalion Command Post Bunker Site (Cultural and Historical Image Park) Travel Information

Address:No. 352, Lane 1, Mingzhi Road, Taishan District, New Taipei City 243, Taiwan


Transportation Methods:【Public Transportation】1. Take bus 637, 638, 797, 798, 801, 858, 880, 883, 898, 1501, 1503, F217, F218 and get off at Taishan District Office Station, then walk to your destination. 【Driving】2. Exit Wugu Interchange → Secondary Section of Xinyi Road → Turn right onto Fengjiang Road → Turn left onto the end of Lane 352, Mingzhi Road to arrive.


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