The Governor Sakuma Memorial Memorial in the Fuxing District of Taoyuan City is located in Jiaobanshan Park. The current Fuxing Pavilion is where the original monument used to stand. Sakuma Samata, who served as the Governor of Taiwan for 9 years, used strong military means to attack the indigenous peoples. Jiaobanshan was the place where the Lifan project (regulating Indigenes) began during the Japanese occupation. Therefore, a stone monument was erected there to celebrate his achievements. The Monument was completed in 1930, and is made of granite, with a circular base, a spiral staircase and a low stone wall. In the post-war period, the Nationalist Government demolished the monument and rebuilt it into the current Fuxing Pavilion. Nowadays, there are still parts of the monument lying beside the Fuxing Pavilion.
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