Daiton District Office

Daiton District Office is a historic administrative building with classical architectural features, continuous arch designs, and steel frames. It combines wooden structures with both sloped and flat roofs, arranged in an L-shaped layout with north and west wings.

The building was constructed in 1924 during the Taisho era and served as the administrative center for Daiton District. After World War II, it went through major changes in its role and function.

The building blends Japanese colonial design with local influences, featuring Doric columns and decorative stone details. You can see this mix of styles in the facade and interior finishes as you walk through the spaces.

The building is located in West District and accessible by multiple bus routes. Plan ahead to check current opening hours and access, as it is a protected heritage site with limited visiting hours.

The restoration completed in 2023 preserved the original L-shaped layout, making it a rare surviving district office from Taiwan's Japanese period. This complete preservation allows visitors to experience the original spatial and structural features from that historical era.

GPS coordinates: 24.13886,120.67655

Latest update: December 12, 2025 12:07