直轄市定古蹟原水交社宿舍群 - Lane 63

In the 15th year of the Japanese Occupation (1940), the Japanese Navy originally set up a "Shuijiaoshe" (a friendly group of Japanese admirals) at the military Tainan Airfield and built a dormitory for the dependents in the tomb area of ​​Mount Katsura, north of the airport , Also moved the Shuijiao Co to the dormitory area, which became the origin of the name of the Shuijiao Co. The place names of Shuijiaoshe mainly refer to the area around the dormitory area. After the Second World War, the Tainan Air Force dormitory of the Japanese Navy was taken over by the Republic of China Air Force as a dependent village, but still used the water transportation agency as the place name. In 1968, Zhou Zhi, a ROC pilot who died in action during World War II, was still used as the place name. Zhou Wang Qianqi, the mother of Kai Kai, lives in Shuijiaoshe, and was renamed "Air Force Zhikai New Village" to commemorate Zhou Zhikai, but the common name is still "Shuijiaoshe". The landscape of the dependents’ villages of the Shuijiao Co. was listed as a historic site in Tainan City under the name of the "Original Shuijiao Co dormitory and Cultural Landscape" on June 3, 2004. However, due to the reconstruction of the villages in 2005, all residents evacuated. Most of the residents were evacuated in 2009. All of the households’ houses have been demolished, and only some of them have been preserved. The Shuijiao Co. The Shuijiaoshe Park (Gong 61) in the park was opened on October 10, 2013 after the completion of the first phase of the project. The original Shuijiaoshe dormitory, a historic site in a municipality directly under the Central Government, is located to the west of the Shuijiaoshe Park. It is still under construction. It will open at a later date after the completion of the project. It will bring a new look to the "Shuijiaoshe"!