Manor House Review

Passing by the General Mansion while cycling in Hualien City, it now seems to be a small Japanese-style building, the interior is clean and tidy, and the old people who guard the General Mansion seem to speak Japanese when we go. There is no past scene, this building still seems a bit quiet.

The General Mansion has a Japanese-style complex for nearly a hundred years. Very old and a bit shabby, but vaguely can still see the imprint of the time. Except for history, there is not much to see, but fortunately there are not many people.

The General Mansion on the banks of the Meilun River in Hualien City is a Japanese officer's dormitory during the Japanese rule period, and is also the most complete Japanese-style building in Hualien City, representing Taiwan's cultural background during the Japanese rule period. Because of the influence of this history, many cultures in Taiwan can also see the shadow of Japanese history and culture. In order to make the history and culture of the General Palace more accessible through the leisure experience mode, so that the general public can further understand and understand. In addition to the theme curation of the General Palace, Hualien Civil Life Community Development Association combines the traditional Japanese culture "bathing suit festival" activities.

Although the location is not very easy to find, we are looking for it all the way with the map, but we can still look at it. This is a small Japanese-style house. I can't see the momentum of the General's Mansion, but the building itself is still very good-looking, not bad.

On the way back to the hotel, I passed Hualien General Mansion. This building known as Hualien Little Kyoto looks a bit deserted and the facilities are too old. In addition to the house building, it has no value to see. It is where mosquito bites are not open.