Century-old ammunition dump in Taiwan opened to media

Century-old ammunition dump in Taiwan opened to media

HSIYU, Taiwan - Photo shows the entrance to a cave constructed by the colonialist Japanese on Hsiyu, or Fisher Island, in Taiwan's Penghu archipelago for motorboats used in suicide attacks after the site was opened to Kyodo News on July 25, 2011. (Kyodo)

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