Hujing Military Observation Post. On the west mountain of Hujing, there is a military observation post that looks like a small bunker. In addition to the stone structure visible, it is actually an underground military facility. On the west mountain of Hujing, there is a military observation post that looks like a small bunker. In addition to the stone structure visible, it is actually an underground military facility. It was used by the Japanese military during the Japanese colonial era for sea surface surveillance and observation, hence it is called "Ant Hole" by the locals. Around 1940, the Japanese military began to construct coastal defense related military facilities in Hujing. Among them, the earliest built was this military observation post. It was once rumored to be "Admiral Isoroku Yamamoto's Southern Advance Command Post," but later research confirmed it to be a false rumor. This "Ant Hole" was merely a simple coastal defense garrison. On the west mountain of Hujing, there is a military observation post that looks like a small bunker. In addition to the stone structure visible, it is actually an underground military facility. It was used by the Japanese military during the Japanese colonial era for sea surface surveillance and observation, hence it is called "Ant Hole" by the locals. Around 1940, the Japanese military began to construct coastal defense related military facilities in Hujing. Among them, the earliest built was this military observation post. It was once rumored to be "Admiral Isoroku Yamamoto's Southern Advance Command Post," but later research confirmed it to be a false rumor. This "Ant Hole" was merely a simple coastal defense garrison. The Hujing Military Observation Post has two entrances, located at both ends of a north-south oriented passage. The underground tunnel adopts
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