Tainan Municipal Liren Elementary School

Liren Elementary School was founded in 1898 as "Tainan Second Public School," initially borrowing classroom space near Shuixian Temple, in what is today's Tainan Yongle Market area. Its first principal was Hirata Tadao, leading three original teachers and 57 students. The school was later known as Bao Public School and Bao National School before taking its current name, Liren. It marked its 100th founding anniversary with a ceremony attended by the Vice President of the Republic of China. Liren is also a traditional Tainan baseball powerhouse; its alumni include Chen Zhi-yuan, a pitcher on Taiwan's 1969 Little League World Series championship team, and Huang Qing-hui, a member of the 1971 championship squad. Its Zhongxiao Building, a Japanese colonial-era structure, was designated a Tainan City historic site in 2003 under the name "Original Bao Public School Building."

立人國小創立於1898年（明治31年），初名「臺南第二公學校」，最初借用水仙宮（今永樂市場一帶）附近空間上課，首任校長為平田直雄，加上三位教師與57名學生。學校後歷經「寶公學校」、「寶國民學校」等名稱，最終定名立人國小。建校百週年慶典曾由中華民國副總統親臨致意。立人國小也是臺南傳統棒球勁旅，校友包括1969年少棒世界冠軍隊投手陳智源，以及1971年冠軍隊成員黃清輝。校內日治時期建築「忠孝樓」於2003年獲登錄為臺南市市定古蹟，名稱為「原寶公學校校舍」。