你好! Finemakers. In Taiwan on June 21st last weekend, many people were excited about the solar eclipse. The solar eclipse itself is not so rare, but the solar eclipse observed in Taiwan this time is called annular solar eclipse, which is the first time in eight years since 2012. It is said that a similar annular solar eclipse can be seen next time in Taiwan 195 years later, and since it is the last chance of life, many people went out and challenged to observe the solar eclipse. The annular zone where the annular eclipse can be seen is limited to the southern part of Yunlin, Chiayi, Tainan and northern Kaohsiung, Kinmon and Penghu on remote islands, so many people are most suitable for observation on the day. Gathered in Chiayi, the center of the town was in heavy traffic. About 200,000 people have visited Chiayi. Despite the hot summer afternoon, the moment the shadow of the moon entered the middle of the sun, the surroundings were dim and it was very moving. Many people have also commented on the live broadcast on YOUTUBE sent from Kinmon and Penghu on remote islands. By the way, Chiayi is the closest town to Alishan, a tourist attraction in Taiwan. It will be the starting point for going to Alishan by train, so when visiting Alishan, please enjoy sightseeing in Chiayi.
Taiwan was still the same. The number of people such as towns, restaurants and tourist spots is increasing. Life is returning to normal, but since only foreign tourists can enter the country, there is no liveliness until now. I'm a little lonely.
June 21st is the summer solstice of the 24th season. There is a solar eclipse celestial show in Taiwan for the first time in 8 years. In the afternoon, a “ring eclipse” occurs in which the sun hides in the shadow of the moon and looks like a ring. The remote island, Kinmen, and the southern part, Chiayi, are all in the ring belt, and Chiayi is the most suitable place. Roads are heavily congested and observed by locals. You can also see a partial solar eclipse in Taipei.
The Central Infectious Diseases Control Center announced on the 17th that it will allow visitors to visit Taiwan for business purposes under certain conditions to shorten the curfew period. All immigrants from abroad are obliged to quarantine for 14 days at home or in a place of residence, but if the conditions are met, they will be tested 5 to 7 days after the start of quarantine, and if negative, it will be canceled. .. Reference: http://japan.cna.com.tw…
你好! Finemakers. Taiwan will soon reach the end of the day. Unfortunately, the Dragon Boat Tournament in Taipei, which takes place this year's Dano Festival (6/25.26), is not open to the public due to the effects of the plague. It is said that it will be broadcast live on TV, so let's support in front of TV while eating rice this year. By the way, there are cases where confections such as Japanese okonomiyaki (Osaka and Hiroshima) may occur due to the fact that each region has different recipes and contents, and each region has a strong commitment. When you come to Taiwan, try eating different local foods to find the one you like. Celebration Grand Dango Heian Heian pleasant!
Announced to the Taiwan government on June 17, announced measures to allow visitors for business purposes to shorten the curfew period under certain conditions. Details are attached to the following news. http://japan.cna.com.tw…
Since the infection in Taiwan has not spread, the government has started a safe trip in Japan. Domestic travel in Taiwan is very popular now, especially domestic flights to the islands (Kinmen, Mazu, Penghu Island, Lanshan, Green Island, etc.) are almost out of reach.
