原橋頭糖廠俱樂部 - Kaohsiung City

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Office during the Japanese Occupation~

The historical office of the Japanese occupation period, one is the social housing office and the other mobile is the club of this high-ranking chief, currently the pig house museum and coffee break area

The original Qiaotou Sugar Factory Club was built in 1901, and the front was a clearing field, which was a training ground for the Japanese armed forces. The architectural style is the same as that of the sugar factory and house office. They all imitate the Dutch colonial buildings in Southeast Asia. They also adopt the high structure, cloisters and continuous arches on the ground. It is quite beautiful and elegant. Now it is the Piglet Museum and the Visitor Service Center. Hundreds of pig shapes of different styles and materials are displayed, including paintings, sculptures, models, etc., which are very interesting. In addition to the pig theme, they also display some old sugar factory equipment. There is also the dormitory where the factory director lived near the club. It was built around 1940 (Showa 15). The building is a wooden tile-roof bungalow with a front courtyard and a backyard. The architectural form is preserved intact. It is the most representative of the factory area. dorm room. There are some locomotives reserved nearby, you can also visit them together!

This building was built in 1902 as the club when the Qiaotou Sugar Factory was established. It was originally an open space in front of it, which was a training ground for the Japanese Armed Forces. The architectural style is the same as that of the Dutch colony in Southeast Asia. The elevated structure on the ground is used to facilitate ventilation. The cloister and continuous arches are the colonization of traditional European architecture. Historic site expert Mr. Li Ganlang called it "Tropical Colonial Western Style Building." Although the design drawings of the two buildings come from the Netherlands, they still incorporate part of the Japanese architectural style. In terms of the roof, it is obvious that the roof is the same as the traditional Japanese wooden structure house; the roof beam is the Japanese cypress, which is the favorite of the Japanese. Details Address: 82541 No. 24, Tangchang Road, Qiaotou District, Kaohsiung City Contact number: 07-6119299 ext. 5 Opening hours of indoor exhibition halls: 09:00~16:30