淡水日本警官宿舍

【Attractions·Retro·】 Japanese drama spot located beside Tamsui Old Street Need to climb 70 steps to reach New Taipei City Government reorganized Free and open tour I must have a very broad vision at the time The living room still retains the pattern at the time bright and clean While walking in Tamsui Also turn up and take a look

Due to its location, this attraction is hardly noticed. The tour guide is friendly and professional, and it has also been rebuilt. The internal condition is maintained well. It is highly recommended that those who come to Tamsui Old Street can take the time to visit here!

I especially like the edge-side space with a wide view here. It is said that the police officer's wife loved dancing at that time, and the dance practice space was specially enlarged.

In the ninth year of the Taisho era (1920), the Japanese government set up Tamsui County. The dormitory for Japanese police officers was located at the commanding height of Tamsui Old Street. It was originally the residence of high-ranking police officers in Tamsui County, and it continued to serve as the dormitory of the director of the Tamsui Police Branch in Taipei County during the Republic of China. The main body of the building undergoes at least 5 large-scale reconstructions due to the different needs of residents and the frequent changes in personnel affairs of police officers. Logged as a historical building. The original main building is equipped with: entrance (main entrance), access, seating (living room), sleeping place (bedroom), tea room (dining room), edge side (indoor corridor), platform (kitchen) and toilet (toilet). The overall buildings are mostly Japanese-style, and the seat laying belongs to the Japanese-style tatami mats. The front end of the building protrudes into a reception room (Western-style living room), which is judged to be added later, which is a typical "Japanese-Western eclectic" architectural style.

★A brief history: The police quarters of the Tamsui County Office in the past Japanese era, located on a high place, can overlook the Tamsui River, and can monitor the smuggling business. In addition to symbolizing the authority at that time, it also witnesses history, such as the air-raid shelter next to the house. ★Features: Japanese-style dormitory with an eclectic mix of Japanese and Western styles, a complete presentation of the living space of the police chief at that time. And according to the local terrain and add some features, such as elevated and large shutters and so on. ★Simple experience of visiting: In fact, the whole space is not large, but if you like Japanese architecture, you will love this place very much. I especially like the "edge side" space, which is the corridor between the house and the courtyard. It is inexplicably charming to put a row of table-top bamboo chairs.

Located on the hillside steps of Reconstruction Street, it was built during the Japanese colonial period as the dormitory for the police chief of Tamsui County Office. The architectural features of this old Japanese house are the geese-style transoms, widened edges and a backyard bomb shelter. An exclusive air-raid shelter built on the mountain behind the dormitory. The opening hours of the Japanese police officer dormitory: 9:30 am to 5:00 pm on weekdays, and extended to 6:00 pm on Saturdays. Free admission. how to get to? Get off at Tamsui MRT Station and walk towards Zhongzheng Road Old Street for about 8-10 minutes. After seeing Fuyou Palace, turn to Reconstruction Street and go up the sloping stairs, and you will see Tamsui Japanese Police Officer's Dormitory on your left.

If there is a nostalgic place, you should slow down, not to look at flowers and rush. Because, we must know how to savor the fragrance of the past, so as to quiet our mind, recharge and have energy. 1) Small and beautiful Japanese-style building, renovated very new. 2) There is a row of rattan chairs to lie down and relax in the sun. 3) The view from the back of the mountain and the river is good, and it must have been a good scenery back then. 4) The administrator explained very clearly, thank you! 5) The surrounding landscape architecture is too cluttered, a fly in the ointment.