Colonial-era Japanese buildings get new lease on life in Taiwan

Colonial-era Japanese buildings get new lease on life in Taiwan

TAIPEI, Taiwan - Kiichiro Hiramatsu from the central Japanese city of Wakayama talks on May 24, 2014, about the story of Kishu An (Kishu House), which the Hiramatsu family built in Taipei, Taiwan, in 1917. The Japanese colonial building was used as a restaurant specializing in sukiyaki and Western cuisine, and has been newly restored. (Kyodo)

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    TAIPEI, Taiwan - Photo taken May 24, 2014, shows the Kishu An (Kishu House), which was built by Japan's Hiramatsu family in Taipei, Taiwan, in 1917. The Japanese colonial building was used as a restaurant specializing in sukiyaki and Western cuisine, and has been newly restored.
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      TAIPEI, Taiwan - Photo taken May 24, 2014, shows the Kishu An (Kishu House), which was built by Japan's Hiramatsu family in Taipei, Taiwan, in 1917. The Japanese colonial building was used as a restaurant specializing in sukiyaki and Western cuisine, and has been newly restored. (Kyodo)