Ping-si Guesthouse of Taiyang Mining Company
Pingxi District, Taiwan

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Located in Pingxi District, Taiwan, the Ping-si Guesthouse of Taiyang Mining Company is a 1939 guest house built in Japanese architectural style. Constructed during Taiwan's Japanese colonial period, the structure reflects the colonial-era presence of Japanese mining operations on the island. The guesthouse has been designated a Historic Site at the Municipality Level in Taiwan, recognizing its significance as a remnant of early twentieth-century industrial and colonial heritage.
Movement
- Built
- Type
- historic site, guest house
- Heritage
- Historic Sites at the Municipality Level (Taiwan)
- Place
- Pingxi District, Taiwan
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