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Have you ever visited Jingtong at the end of the Pingxi line?
From around 1937 during the Japanese colonial era, the development of this city began with the development of the mining industry. It is said that the bustle at that time was so called "Jingtong Ginza".
However, with the closure of the mine in 1975, its prosperity has gradually become a thing of the past.
Today, it is a tourist destination where you can see Japanese-style buildings and the remains of the coal mine era, which retain the remnants of those days.
We are conducting a virtual tour from Jingtong for Japanese customers. Please join us.
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Have you ever visited a famous Taiwanese restaurant, Koki Ryokoan? This is a prestigious Taiwanese restaurant that is well known to both locals and tourists alike.
"Ta-a noodles" in the name of the restaurant is Tainan's specialty dish, which is made by adding noodles to a miso-style soup made from shrimp and topped with pork soboro and onions.
Ingredients and samples for cooking are placed at the entrance of the store. Even if you don't speak Chinese, you can order by pointing.
You can specify how to cook the ingredients, but if you are not particular about it, we recommend leaving it to the store.
This time I got a menu like this.
・ Bitter melon 40 yuan ・ Good luck tofu 120 yuan ・ Bamboo steamer gourd 250 yuan ・ Salted duck egg 150 yuan I chose beer for drinks!
It is said that Taiwanese cuisine is based on Fujian cuisine, but it has developed independently by incorporating the Taiwanese climate and rich ingredients. It is relatively popular with Japanese customers because it is seasoned with soy sauce and dried bonito flakes and uses less oil than Chinese food in other regions.
There are many popular menus, so please stop by when you come to Taiwan.
Good luck, Zhongshan District, Taipei City, No. 79, Jinlin Road Business Hours: 11: 00-14: 30, 17: 00-0: 00
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Taipei 101's observatory has announced that it will continue to adjust its business hours from January 1, 2021, based on the "New Lifestyle Movement to Prevent Epidemics" at the Central Epidemic Command Center. did.
The current business hours are as follows.
Monday-Friday 11: 00-21: 00
Saturdays and Sundays from 10:00 to 21:00
* Ticket purchase and final admission is until 20:30.
If you plan to go sightseeing, please check the official website for details.
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My name is Finemakers.
It's finally the last day of 2020.
This year was a really tough year for those involved in our travel business to be swayed by Corona.
Even so, I was given the opportunity to take a new initiative called a virtual tour, and I was able to meet Japanese customers, albeit through the screen. Even in this uncertain situation, I was greatly saved by the smiles and kind comments of our customers.
Thank you to everyone who participated and to everyone at VELTRA for planning.
By the way, New Year's Eve events are held in various places in Taiwan every year.
However, this year it was canceled due to the influence of Corona.
101 fireworks in Taipei will be held, but you will be admitted by wearing a mask / temperature measurement / disinfection / signature / identification card.
There are also admission restrictions.
The information is constantly being updated, so please check the official website.
We pray that 2021 will be a fruitful year for all of you.
Please take good care of yourself and have a good year.
New Year's pleasure, Manji Ruyi
Finemakers
