Saddest map I know -- historical sites partially or wholly burned, often by people wanting to buy/sell them.
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Wiki source is here:
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Chiayi Station, one of Taiwan’s major railway stations constructed during the Japanese-era that remains in operation today.

Its time as one of Taiwan's busiest stations may soon be coming to an end, so if you have a chance to visit, you might want to visit soon!

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Maybe you've seen those classic tiled Taiwanese bathtubs before, but you probably haven't seen one as deluxe as this outdoor pool! It's in front of the Japanese colonial era residence later appropriated for use by the Keelung Fortress Commander in the aftermath of WW2... newly reopened as a café!

My little pet project.

Keelung nights - photos across the years from the invariably rainy port town.

Warping into the intersection.

A very brutalist playground fixture by the old Senrong Elementary School (森榮國小) - once used to educate the children of forestry workers working in Hualien County's Lintianshan Forest Station.

It might be stark, but it's got style.

Nanjichang gets a ton of attention from urbanists and photographers (rightly so) but there were nearly two dozen public housing projects built to resettle urban migrants living in precarious conditions at the margins of Taipei from 1962 to 1975. Lanzhou is another: spectralcodex.com/taipei-lanzh...

When the top prize has claws of its own.

Jincheng, Kinmen, #Taiwan 2019.
Watched a wonderfully synchronized performance from this flag idol group on a crisp Winter's evening.

I think there might have been a support act, but I must have missed it in my carelessness.