中央廣播電臺民雄分臺日式招待所

It is under renovation. Although there are only three buildings, it can be seen that after restoration, the Japanese-style courtyard has something to see. It takes 15 minutes to walk around and see the flowers.

【Minxiong Japanese Broadcasting Station】 During the Japanese occupation period, the Japanese government set up a broadcasting station in Minxiong to prepare for the war of heart and southward advancement. After the victory of the War of Resistance, the "Minxiong Broadcasting Station" was successively restructured into "Taiwan Broadcasting Station Minxiong Broadcasting Room" and "Central Broadcasting Station No. 1 Launch Base" to the present "Minxiong Broadcasting Station". National Broadcasting Museum" was registered in Chiayi County in 2001. The historical buildings are a group of very beautiful and elegant Japanese-style buildings, which are super suitable for wearing kimono and taking portraits. #民雄日式播所 #Chiayi CountyMinxiong Township Attractions 20210912 Photo by Jill (Photo taken with the phone)

The Japanese-style dormitory is well kept, there are many fallen leaves on the ground, and it is not cleaned up!

The Japanese-style building is very retro and nostalgic, but it is a pity that you can’t go in and visit, or you can drink coffee for two days like other places

A complex composed of several Japanese-style wooden houses! Nostalgic and fine taste! It's really a good place to admire the old houses and take a walk.

The "Minxiong Broadcasting House Guest House" was built in 1940. It used to be the dormitory for the Japanese who worked at the Minxiong Broadcasting Station. It is a standard traditional Japanese-style wooden structure with a pebble-washed pedestal, wooden coffered ceiling, woven bamboo plaster walls and It is a second-floor guest house that is rarely seen in Taiwan.

The Minxiong Guest House was completed in Showa 15, and it has been more than 10 years since then. The Japanese staff who worked in the "Minxiong Broadcasting Station" at that time lived in the Japanese-style guest house. Humans cannot recreate history, but history can be preserved through human maintenance and become evidence of historical development. The building of the guest house adopts the orthodox Japanese style. The base is inlaid with pebbles and wooden bones. The porch is supported by wooden doorposts. , and also record many historical memories worth preserving forever. The Japanese-style guest house itself has recorded a lot of history. In order for the people of this generation to stamp the historical records on the book, it is necessary to register this building as a historical building. Registration: On July 26, 1990, the county's historical building registration review meeting was held, and it was decided to register the Japanese-style guest house of the Minxiong branch of the Central Radio Station as a historical building. The announcement was registered, and it was approved by the Cultural Council for reference on March 18, 1991.