臺中線震災復興紀念碑

The stone monument stands at the intersection of pathways, featuring inscriptions that detail the reconstruction efforts following the 1935 natural disaster.

The memorial was constructed in July 1938 to commemorate the reconstruction period after the devastating 1935 Hsinchu-Taichung earthquake in central Taiwan.

Local residents gather annually at this memorial to honor both the individuals who lost their lives and those who participated in rebuilding the community.

Visitors can reach the memorial through a short walk from the main road, with information panels providing details about the earthquake's impact on the region.

The monument incorporates architectural elements that represent the fusion of Japanese colonial and traditional Taiwanese design principles of the 1930s.

Location: Tai'an Village

Inception: July 1938

GPS coordinates: 24.32258,120.75004

Latest update: March 8, 2025 16:31