Century-old ammunition dump in Taiwan opened to media

HSIYU, Taiwan - A cave constructed by the colonialist Japanese on Hsiyu, or Fisher Island, in Taiwan's Penghu archipelago for motorboats used in suicide attacks was opened to Kyodo News on July 25, 2011.

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