At the end of 19th century, Taiwan's main direction was South China Sea routes, which was dominated by British Douglas (commercial glass companies); the Qing Government sought to have a freedom traffic rights, but they need more power. After 1895, Japan government took Taiwan's external freedom rights at sea, and through the Taiwan Government certain accountancy, the provision of navigation subsidies, thus forming an annual accounts for navigation. National policy on subsidies from the end of the 19th century focused on Taiwan-Japan Sea direct route, through the massive scale subsidies operation of shipping companies, which gradually let foreign merchants withdrawn and exited Taiwan routes, therefore it will be focused to Japan sea route. The seacoast route along with China, Ryukyu route used by vessels, with total displacement tonnage of about 1000 to 2000 tons, Taiwan-Japan routes using more than 3,000 tons of ships at sea. From people's perspectives/opinions, Okinawa Sea routes left 'hellish trip' experience, relatively speaking, and Nikko (Taiwan-Japan) sea route was far from comfortable, compared to the rest remaining sea routes. Taiwan Governments special accountancy provision of the annual budget of navigation, subsidies to improve Taiwan-Japan sea routes, can also be described as the station of mass (large scale) communication interaction in history.