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Director Sugimura Tetsugorō
                                                                               of the Navy's Mechanical
                                                                               Department

                                                                                    Sugimura  Tetsugorō  was  hired
                                                                                by the Navy's Mechanical Department
                                                                                for  building  generators  around  their
                                                                                water  sources  and  came  to  Penghu  in
                                                                                1916. He has been serving for 15 years
                                                                                now, and is a well-respected mechanic
                                                                                in the Department.
                                                                                    Seeing  the  inhabitability  of
                                                                                Penghu,  Sugimura  reckoned  that  it  is
                                                                                necessary  to  build  hotels  for  future
                                                                                needs,  so  he  built  a  new  building  in
                                                                                1930.  He  is  considered  an  insightful
                                                                                figure as a result.
                                                                               Vegetable store Yifa

                                                                                    The shop opened in 1914. While
                                                                                it  is  a  designated  store  for  the  army
                                                                                and  navy,  it  is  deeply  trusted  by
                                                                                officials  and  citizens  alike.  Besides
                                                                                top-quality  vegetables,  the  shop  also
                                                                                provides  a  wide  variety  of  supplies,
                                                                                which give its business another boost.













                                                                               Bookstore Sakai and Sakai
                                                                               Imatarō
                                                                                    Sakai  Imatarō  was  born  in
                                                                                Nagasaki  Prefecture.  He  came  to
                                                                                Taiwan from a naval factory in Sasebo
                                                                                City for a job in the Guard District of
                                                                                the  Navy  in  Magong  in  1905;  he  had
                                                                                served here for 15 years.

                                                                                    In  1912  he  founded  Bookstore
                                                                                Sakai,  which  thrives  tremendously
                                                                                and  is  considered  a  successful
                                                                                business in the region.








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