Attractions along Pasnanavan Historic Trail
During the Japanese colonial period, January 31, 1926 was when the officials entered the Shou area and announced new police posts to be stationed in the area under the jurisdiction of the Lilong Branch Office. Between Pasnanavan and the Kaohsiung state border, there are police officers stationed in Tachibana, Shou, Tokipan, Asahi, and Izumo, which belong to the third and fourth divisions of the third surveillance area of the Lilong Branch Office. At that time, the Japanese have roughly established a defense border along the Pasikau River, running east-west across the Pasnanavan area of the Central Mountain Range.
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This image shows an old iron pot that remained in the old hamlet of where Shou police post was. After long years of wind and sun exposure, the pot has been oxidized and broken into pieces.
The remains of a building in the old hamlet where Shou police post was. Its roof and poles have collapsed and its surroundings are covered with plants.
This image shows stacked stones, which is the foundation of a building in the old hamlet near Shou police post.
This is the old hamlet near Shou police post. The roof and poles of this slate house have collapsed. After the war, the Forestry Bureau planted Cryptomeria trees, which damaged the structure of this building.
This image shows a returning tribesman and the remains of a slate house.
古道地圖
沿途景點所在位置
沿途景點所在縣市
台東縣
沿途景點所在鄉鎮
延平鄉