Taiwan Nichi Nichi Shinpō (sold)
Taiwan Nichi Nichi Shinpō (May 1898 – March 1944) (台灣日日新報社 / Taiwan Daily News) was the official and most prominent newspaper in Taiwan during the colonial period from 1895-1944. It began publishing in 1898 following a merger of two older newspapers, the Taiwan Shinpō and the Taiwan Nippō. It was issued both in Japanese and Chinese as the official media outlet of the Japanese occupation, focused on legislation and cultural activities.
One of the earliest maps of Taipei published during the Japanese occupation of Taiwan.
Comprehensive Map of Taihoku, from the Latest Survey. / 台北全図 : 最近実測
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An extremely rare 1903 Meiji 36 Hikari Okura and Taiwan Nichi Nichi Shinpō map of Taipei city, Taiwan. This is one of the earliest maps of Taipei issued during the Japanese occupation of Taiwan in the early 20th century. It depicts Taipei's three-city area, including the old walled city and the extramural settlements of Mengjia (Bangka) and Dadaocheng. The map exhibits considerable advancement over earlier maps issued between 1895 and 1900, illustrating the extensive modernization and urban development projects going on throughout the city. A circular inset to the left of the urban center illustrates the Taiwan Nichi Nichi Shinpō newspaper's headquarters. Subtle manuscript highlights some streets referencing the growing Taipei tram system. (more details)
Unusual city map of Taipei by the Taiwan Nichi Nichi Shimpo or Taiwan Daily News.
Táiběi shì dìtú / City Map of Taiwan / 台北市地圖
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- File Size: 17.22 MB
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An attractive 1932 map of Taipei, Taiwan, or Formosa, published by the Taiwan Daily News or Taiwan Nichi Nichi Shinpō (台灣日日新報社). The map covers the urban center of Taipei naming all streets, railroads, and districts. The detail throughout is ... (more details)