Drop of Water Memorial Hall Review

Freshwater A drop of water memorial - It is a wooden building built by the ancient Japanese people in Dafanyu, Fukui Prefecture, Japan, built in 1915. This ancient folk building built by the father of the Japanese paper Haoshui Mian, the water, Juezhi, has more than 600 beams and pillars without a nail. More than 20 titles are connected, showing the wooden architectural culture of peaking and extremes; In honor of the original creator of the water, the son of the water master, Mr. Mian, who inherited the Zen thought of the Japanese "drip" Zen master, cherished all the resources of everything, even if it was just a small drop of water, it should be used for the best.

A drop of water memorial hall is originally a century-old wooden building in Fukui Prefecture, Japan. It was built in 1915 by a wooden house. It was built in fresh water by the Japanese side five years ago. It is built by the father of Japanese literary masters, the water tile, The ancient folk houses built by wooden beams and pillars have a simple style full of history, and tatami mats and traditional stoves also make people feel like they are in Japanese residences. In honor of the historical novelists who built and settled in Kobe, Japan, the museum has specially set up a water museum and Chen Xuchen library. In addition to savoring the beauty of traditional Japanese architecture, the Japanese garden outside the museum is also full of scenery.

After a drop of the memorial hall, the reception time has passed, so there is no way to go in and see, compare the Japanese-style environment, including the surrounding buildings, here is to commemorate the contribution of Taiwanese during the Great Japan Earthquake.

A drop of water memorial hall is a century-old wooden ancient folk house that has been moved from Fukui County, Japan to Taiwan. The building is quite distinctive and worth admiring.

A great choice to take your family for a stroll when the weather is clear

I went there a few years ago and had a good chance to see it again.