菁桐日式宿舍群

In the Japanese-style architecture that has gone through the era of Japanese occupation, although the personnel are no longer there, the scenery remains the same, and it has become Jingtong’s little Japan.

After Zhen Pu Zhai, go ahead, and you will be there after a small bridge. There are Hokkaido guest houses and palaces in operation. You can come and have a look.

With water in front and mountains behind, coupled with the love of Japanese architecture, living here must be very comfortable in summer!

It's really beautiful when the weather is nice

Japanese-style building, with a small river in front and a mountain behind, quiet and peaceful

It has a very old style and feels very peaceful.

In order to develop Shidi Coal Mine, Taiyang Mining built dozens of staff dormitory buildings between 1925 and 1940. Mainly concentrated in Baishi Village and Zhongpu area, mostly between the Minsheng Bridge to and from the mining area. The configuration of the dormitory buildings is staggered, and they all face north. Before the Pingxi Guest House was not open to the public, the palace was the place where tourists visited; Because of its strong and original Japanese style of residence, it is often used as a spot for dramas or advertisements. The former mine manager’s dormitory is now also a well-known coffee house-"Imperial Palace Tea House". "Imperial Palace Tea House" is the only Japanese dormitory group in Baishijiao that has completely preserved the black tiles of the Japanese occupation era. It was built in the 13th year of the Showa year of the Republic of China (1938), covering an area of ​​nearly 150 square meters. Residential dormitory for the longest mining site with the highest position.