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- Taiwan (also known as Formosa) is an island located off the coast of Fujian in mainland China. The Chinese and Taiwanese people have a long history together, with the first Han Chinese settlers arriving in Taiwan in the seventeenth century. The Japanese empire acquired Taiwan (also known as Formosa) following its cessation from Qing dynasty China in the Treaty of Shimonoseki (1895) at the conclusion of the First Sino-Japanese War. This period of Japanese rule of Taiwan lasted until the Japanese surrender of WW2. During this period the colonial government of Japan initiated major policies to reduce the consumption of opium and opium derived products with much regarded success from contemporary sources both from the Japanese Colonial government and international sources. There is a long history of opium use in Taiwan dating back to the arrival of the Han Chinese settlers in the 18th Century. The opium habit in Taiwan grew as a result of the Opium Wars in China, which inevitably led to the forced legalisation of opium in 1890. Between 1890 and 1891 the amount of legal opium imported into Taiwan increased from sixty kilos to four hundred thousand kilo. In 1892 alone the opium trade made up half of Taiwan's revenue sources, resulting in the widespread presence of opium throughout Taiwan. (en)
- 台灣日治時期鴉片政策是台灣日治時期為有效管理吸鴉片人口所採行的政策。首任臺灣總督樺山資紀、後藤新平等人認為，漸進式禁絕鴉片的可行性比直接禁絕高許多。在日治初期，鴉片暴利是總督府的重要財政來源，曾佔當時總財政收入32%。 (zh)
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- 台灣日治時期鴉片政策是台灣日治時期為有效管理吸鴉片人口所採行的政策。首任臺灣總督樺山資紀、後藤新平等人認為，漸進式禁絕鴉片的可行性比直接禁絕高許多。在日治初期，鴉片暴利是總督府的重要財政來源，曾佔當時總財政收入32%。 (zh)
- Taiwan (also known as Formosa) is an island located off the coast of Fujian in mainland China. The Chinese and Taiwanese people have a long history together, with the first Han Chinese settlers arriving in Taiwan in the seventeenth century. The Japanese empire acquired Taiwan (also known as Formosa) following its cessation from Qing dynasty China in the Treaty of Shimonoseki (1895) at the conclusion of the First Sino-Japanese War. This period of Japanese rule of Taiwan lasted until the Japanese surrender of WW2. During this period the colonial government of Japan initiated major policies to reduce the consumption of opium and opium derived products with much regarded success from contemporary sources both from the Japanese Colonial government and international sources. (en)
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- Japanese opium policy in Taiwan (1895–1945) (en)
- 臺灣日治時期鴉片政策 (zh)
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