Editing Lamma Island (section)

==Sok Kwu Wan==
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[[File:Sok Kwu Wan.jpg|thumb|Overlooking the fish farms and restaurants at Sok Kwu Wan]]

The big street of Sok Kwu Wan consists mainly of seafood restaurants. Sok Kwu Wan has the largest [[fish farming]] site in Hong Kong. Tourists can barbecue and fish at [[Lo So Shing Beach]] which is a ten-minute walk from the village. The trail between Yung Shue Wan and Sok Kwu Wan is surrounded by grassland and offers a picturesque walk. From there one can see a nice portion of the coastline of the island. It takes roughly an hour to walk the trail.

Walkers may notice a few 'caves' on the trail near Sok Kwu Wan, labelled on tourist signs as 'kamikaze grottos'. These caves were dug out by the Japanese [[Japanese occupation of Hong Kong|during the war]], to store munitions alongside the suicide boats. When the [[British Navy]] reclaimed Hong Kong, they discovered rows of speedboats with explosives rigged to the bow in Sok Kwu Wan.<ref>Scenes in Hong Kong Following the Re-occupation of the Crown Colony after the Japanese Surrender. September 1945 [http://www.iwm.org.uk/collections/item/object/205187664] Imperial War Museums</ref>

In addition to the caves, the Japanese also dug tunnels into the island's peaks, including two known tunnels on Ling Kok Shan<ref>Japanese Tunnel, Ling Kok Shan No. 2 [http://gwulo.com/node/3476] Gwulo</ref> and one on Mt. Stenhouse.<ref>Japanese Tunnel, Stenhouse [http://gwulo.com/node/3360] Lamma Gwulo</ref>