玉山雪頂

[英文]Summit of Yushan 玉山(Jade Mountain) in central Taiwan. This picture was published in the Guide to Travel on Taiwan$s Railways 台湾鉄道旅行案内 in 1932. Yushan was called @Niitaka@ 新高 in Japanese because it became the (new) highest elevation in the empire when Japan annexed Taiwan in 1895, eclipsing Mt. Fuji.