橋頭糖廠 金木善山郎君碑

Cultural relics with history and culture are hidden in the most corners of Taiwan Sugar.

The monument of Lord Jin Mu Shan Shan is a relic from the Japanese Occupation era. It is preserved in the Qiaotou Sugar Factory. It is hidden behind a Japanese-style red brick house. Due to its remote location, if you don't search for it, you will often pass by and miss it. The monument was built in the past to commemorate the life of Lord Jin Mu Shan Shan, praise his deeds, and use it to reflect on Huai virtue. According to relevant historical records: Kinki Zenyamaro was a native of Okayama City, Japan. He graduated from the University of Tokyo. He has served in sugar factories for more than 20 years. He served as the director and director of five sugar factories including Houbilin. He died as the director of Qazaitou Sugar Co., Ltd. Inside. After the first anniversary of his death, the Taiwan Sugar Co., Ltd. erected this monument in the fifth year of Showa (1930). It has a history of 91 years and has become a historical site of Qiaotou Sugar Factory.