Penghu Reclamation Hall

The Penghu Reclamation Hall was formerly the "Penghu County Magistrate's Official Residence". Built in 1933, it served as the official residence for the Penghu Prefect during the Japanese colonial period and for the Penghu County Magistrate after World War II. Its architectural style is characterized by a fusion of Japanese and Western elements, also known as Japanese-Western eclectic architecture, and it utilizes local Penghu building materials.