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- Tianmu (Chinese: 天母; pinyin: Tiānmǔ) is a neighborhood located in Shilin District, Taipei, Taiwan. Located on the northern border of the district, Tianmu borders the neighboring district of Beitou and Yangmingshan National Park. Tianmu is best known as an enclave for Taiwan's US expatriate community. From the mid 1950s to 1979, before the US broke formal ties with Taiwan, large portions of the US Armed Forces serving under MAAG and their families stationed in Taiwan lived in Tianmu. Middle- to lower-ranking US servicemen resided within present-day Tianmu, while higher-ranking officers resided in neighboring Yangmingshan. Other than military housing and recreation, significant portions of modern-day Tianmu were designated for housing developments created for USAID workers and foreign civilians. As of the 1980s relatively few of these Western style developments and buildings remain as they have been replaced by multi-storey apartment blocks. The road layout in Tianmu still aligns to the former Western style neighborhoods. With the withdrawal of the US military in 1979, the Bank of Taiwan re-purposed the former sites by leasing them to Taipei American School and Taipei Japanese School. With the further creation of Taipei European School, Tianmu has continued to attract foreign residents. In addition, several of the countries which retain diplomatic relationships with Taiwan have their foreign embassies and consulates located in Tianmu. Tianmu is home to Taiwan's first branch of Mister Donut, a Shin Kong Mitsukoshi department store, a Sogo department store, and a Dayeh Takashimaya department store. There is also one Movie Theater, Wovie Cinema Tianmu. In addition, It also hosts a number of Western and Japanese restaurants, as well as specialty stores which cater to the expat community. Tianmu Baseball Stadium, which replaces the old Taipei Municipal Baseball Stadium, is located in Tianmu. Right next to the baseball stadium is Tianmu Sports Park. The public facility has six tennis courts, a skating rink, a few children's playgrounds, an open-air theater, four basketball courts, a jogging track, a biking path, and a multi-purpose lawn. (en)
- 天母（テンム）は台湾台北市士林区と北投区の間に位置する高級住宅街の地名。北京語ではティエンムーといい、これが訛ったテンムという言い方が現地在住日本人の間などで広く使用されている。 (ja)
- 天母是位於臺灣臺北市士林區境内的一個地區。北、東緊鄰陽明山國家公園，西以磺溪與北投區的石牌為界，南接蘭雅、芝山岩地區以外雙溪與士林福德洋、林子口相隔。舊稱三角埔，清代、日治時期皆以三角埔為當地名稱，天母原本僅為境內的小地名。戰後三角埔地區劃為三玉里，現分為8里，合稱天母次分區，但鄰近的蘭雅、芝山岩地區亦常使用天母為地名，一般視為廣義的天母地區。 (zh)
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- 天母（テンム）は台湾台北市士林区と北投区の間に位置する高級住宅街の地名。北京語ではティエンムーといい、これが訛ったテンムという言い方が現地在住日本人の間などで広く使用されている。 (ja)
- 天母是位於臺灣臺北市士林區境内的一個地區。北、東緊鄰陽明山國家公園，西以磺溪與北投區的石牌為界，南接蘭雅、芝山岩地區以外雙溪與士林福德洋、林子口相隔。舊稱三角埔，清代、日治時期皆以三角埔為當地名稱，天母原本僅為境內的小地名。戰後三角埔地區劃為三玉里，現分為8里，合稱天母次分區，但鄰近的蘭雅、芝山岩地區亦常使用天母為地名，一般視為廣義的天母地區。 (zh)
- Tianmu (Chinese: 天母; pinyin: Tiānmǔ) is a neighborhood located in Shilin District, Taipei, Taiwan. Located on the northern border of the district, Tianmu borders the neighboring district of Beitou and Yangmingshan National Park. Tianmu is home to Taiwan's first branch of Mister Donut, a Shin Kong Mitsukoshi department store, a Sogo department store, and a Dayeh Takashimaya department store. There is also one Movie Theater, Wovie Cinema Tianmu. In addition, It also hosts a number of Western and Japanese restaurants, as well as specialty stores which cater to the expat community. (en)
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- 天母 (zh)
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