Yongcheng Theater

The Yongcheng Theater on the eve of the Lantern Festival is really special. This year, a painted aquarium was designed. The entire theater has become an aquarium. All kinds of fish are painted by themselves. After scanning, their works are displayed on the screen. It is really suitable for all ages. Everyone had a great time, and I was really excited and happy to see my work displayed on the screen.

A very nostalgic cinema, the installation artwork outside is also quite good to take pictures, and three balls of ancient ice cream are only 25 yuan.

The rice mill during the Japanese occupation was later converted into an old theater At present, the original appearance of the old building has been preserved It also transformed into a painted aquarium during this year's Woljin Port Lantern Festival Invited a well-known Japanese leanlab team The image of the aquarium was stamped on the wall of the original projection room Visitors can pick up a drawing paper of aquatic creatures, draw the aquatic creatures as they like, and then hand it over to the staff to scan, and the creatures on the original paper will appear alive in the aquarium on the wall~ ~ Xiaochun drew a cat cat jellyfish, Seeing her swimming around in the water is still full of healing, because the creatures in the aquarium are all imaginative paintings of tourists, So you can see all kinds of strange shapes And this aquarium is also connected to other countries Xiaochun also saw a Crayon Shin-chan and Guangzhiyu, Maybe somewhere on the earth, you will also see Xiaochun's cat jellyfish swimming! Welcome to follow the fan club pure slip ?

This is a theater converted from a rice milling factory. "Yongcheng Theater" was established in November 1945, and was one of the three major theaters in the salt water area at that time. The "Yongcheng Rice Mill" run by Mr. Huang Zhi was also affected by the Japanese army's defeat in World War II. After thinking, it was transformed into a theater. However, with the change of the audience's entertainment habits and the torrent of time, "Yongcheng Cinema" officially closed its business in 1991. The exterior of the theater as seen so far was restored in August 2008. During the period, the restoration was delayed until September 2011 due to the construction delay. The theater is also currently used as a venue for local arts and cultural activities. (20210813)

Japanese-style wooden theater, cypress benches and ancient projectors take us through the past and present time and space together? Yongcheng Theater was established in 1945. Its predecessor was "Yongcheng Rice Mill". It is a hybrid theater that can show movies and perform plays. The wooden building has a strong Japanese flavor. It is the only remaining all-wood theater in Taiwan during the Japanese occupation period. The historical building is currently open to the public for free to visit and enjoy movies. Come and experience this Japanese-style nostalgic atmosphere. Come and travel abroad ?