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No tickets are required. Parking is convenient, with parking spaces around. Spacious and clean, with a small park. In addition to the Hakka theme, there are other exhibitions and staff commentary. The open space in the middle is great for children to consume electricity. Awesome

The place is very small, and there are spots where you can come in and walk around; it is not a must-see attraction in Hualien (if there is no activity here, it will be quite deserted)

Listening to the careful explanation of the park's sister, it was completed in 107, the entire historical background and the camphor trees in the park for more than 300 years.

Not too lively, maybe go there on weekdays, so no one is there. But the Hakka culture is introduced in detail, as well as the local photography ecology (butterfly photo) art, the staff is very friendly, It is recommended to have more hand-made, coffee drinks, etc., it will be more fun. There is a toilet, and there is a 2-story tree in the backyard, you can go and see it.

There is no attached parking lot, you can only park on the side of the road (there is a market parking lot next to it, it is recommended to try your luck in the past). The park is quite big. If there are no events, I personally think there is nothing to do...

Parking is convenient. The librarian said that there is a white line nearby to park, and no tickets are required. A good place to take a walk and take a leisurely walk, and there are occasional exhibitions. I came on weekdays, so the Aboriginal Museum was closed. One of the museums is currently introduced by the land public, and the librarians also kindly introduce the history of the place.

It is the first and largest government-run immigrant village in Japan. Yoshino Immigrant Village is located, The first shrine in Hualien was built in the settlement in front of the palace, Leaving the shrine town monument and the Tuodikai village monument, It is planned to be Ji'an Hospitality Art Village in Ji'an Township Office. There are immigration halls and Hakka industrial relics halls in the park. Guide map in the park, combined with surrounding green space and county-level historic sites There is also a cultural and creative commodity hall, which is also briefly introduced in words. Historical background of Yoshino Village and Yoshino Shrine. There are a lot of patchwork displays and Hakka flower cloths and other decorations. And the life of the Hakka people and their dishes are all lifelike The outdoor Tonghua Square is a venue for community activities or large-scale events. The painting of the square is also very special, and the toilets are clean There is also Children's Day It's a great place to have lots of turf on the side