Calvert (APA 32) - Naval Cruise Book

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The Doibufsu ct Komckurc T E 2 v i The travelling Buddhist priests The golden dcibufsu

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FURMOSA Top Left: Top Right: FORMOSAN version of The city of KEELUNG the old fire canal as seen from our liberty boat. Center : The town hall . Bottom Left: FORMOSA's most im- portant prime mover, Bottom Righff the ox, labors his way MUNI Sffeefu- up main street . KEELUNG- Yes, we were here-KEELUNG, FORMOSA, one of the three natural harbors on the island, is formed by a deep indentation in the coast line and protected trom tropical storms by a rugged mountain chain. The ships in the harbor are abundant with the yields ot the surrounding countryside, tea and pineapples from the tree covered slopes, rice and sugar from the lowlands and ordinary vegetables and tropical fruit from all over. In the ships, on the streets, and in the fields there's a hum ot activity as the people ot FORMOSA work to keep their freedom.

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A typical Japanese garden A lake side Heian Shrine Tsurugaaka-Hachiman Shrine at Kamakuro