Bureau of Investigation Northern Station (Former Site) — The original site was initially the "Takasago Ironworks Co., Ltd." (Takasago Foundry Co., Ltd.), invested in by the Lu-kang Gu family during the Japanese colonial era in 1917. Later, it was taken over by Gu Xian

Bureau of Investigation Northern Station (Former Site). The original site was initially the "Takasago Ironworks Co., Ltd." (Takasago Foundry Co., Ltd.), invested in by the Lu-kang Gu family during the Japanese colonial era in 1917. Later, it was taken over by Gu Xian. The original site was initially the "Takasago Ironworks Co., Ltd." (Takasago Foundry Co., Ltd.), invested in by the Lu Kang Gu family in 1917 during the Japanese colonial era. Later, Gu Yan Bixia (wife of Gu Yuefu), the daughter-in-law of Gu Xianrong, was responsible for the factory's operations. After the war, the Nationalist government took over, and the factory was forcibly closed due to Gu Yan Bixia's involvement in a case of collaborating with the communists. Subsequently, it was used by the Ministry of National Defense's Investigation Bureau, serving as a key location for interrogating political prisoners during the early White Terror period in the 1950s. Address: 臺北市大同區雙連伊寧街55之1號 Hours: 00:00–23:59 Taipei