Former Yokohama Specie Bank in Qingdao, Former bank in China
The Former Yokohama Specie Bank in Qingdao is an example of historic architecture in Shandong, China.
This building served as a branch of the Japanese Yokohama Specie Bank before and during World War II.
It represents Japan's influence on the region's development and their economic presence in pre-war China.
Currently, the building is a protected cultural heritage site, attracting tourists interested in history.
Its European-style architecture stands out distinctly against the backdrop of modern Qingdao.
Location: Shandong
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