壽豐鄉豐田地區

The air is so fresh. It is a Japanese immigrant village. In the morning, many households will sell their own fruits and vegetables in front of the door, and no one cares, so they invest their own money to buy it.

Here you can see the cultural history of Toyota Immigration Village during the Japanese occupation. However, most of the smokehouses and ancient buildings have been in disrepair for a long time. It is a pity that they are dying. Moreover, the historical sites in the region are scattered and scattered.

When friends who like small towns and villages come to Hualien, don’t miss these peaceful villages

Taiwan was a colonial experimental base during the Japanese occupation era. Under the consideration of multiple factors such as the assimilation of agricultural immigration and national defense exercises, a virgin land to be developed in "Hualien" has become a demonstration site under the government-initiated immigration policy of the Governor-General of Taiwan. Yoshino (now Ji'an Township), Toyota (now Shoufeng Township), and Lin Tian (now Fenglin Town Beilinli) have successively become Japanese immigration villages. The original Toyota was a barren land. In the 43rd year of the Meiji era, the Japanese chose to open a village in this field. In the 44th year of the Meiji era, the Toyota Immigration Guidance Office was established. When preparing for construction, a typhoon was encountered, and due to insufficient materials and manpower, the construction progress was lagging. Until the Taisho year, the Toyota Immigration Village was officially established, divided into Morimoto (now Fengli Village), Daping (now Fengping Village), And the three tribes of Yamashita (today's Fengshan Village), and Zhongli (combined with Morimoto to Fengli Village) are the residence areas for the organs, schools and employees of the immigration village. In the six years of Taisho (1917), facilities such as shrines, immigration guidance centers, medical centers, elementary schools, police stations, and education centers have been completed. Japanese households moved into 180 households with a population of 912. The overall structure of the migrant village became more complete.