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The Hinoki Village, Chiayi

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By Shanaka2014

Chiayi is full of Japanese style houses. This village type area is full of Vintage Japanese houses in which they sell souvenirs, and many more.... Restaurants and coffee shops provide decent food and.... more

Chiayi is full of Japanese style houses. This village type area is full of Vintage Japanese houses in which they sell souvenirs, and many more.... Restaurants and coffee shops provide decent food and.... more »
By 229jw

Great job a preserving the Japanese era style housing with the Hinoki woods. The garden is very pretty, you can also see the old train station. There are also some cute shops to check out.

Great job a preserving the Japanese era style housing with the Hinoki woods. The garden is very pretty, you can also see the old train station. There are also some cute shops to check out. more »
By jennifer730207

rent motorcycle to go here..many cute shops selling from items like ice ceams..make ups and wood items..

rent motorcycle to go here..many cute shops selling from items like ice ceams..make ups and wood items.. more »

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By Pei

It is a traditional Japanese architecture made of the cypress wood which ChiaYi is well known for. Full of little tiny cute things, can spend a good time scrolling around the shops. Don't worry they don't hard sell to you, generally very polite & friendly. Free entrance!

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By Sofia Sultana

It’s a very beautiful place to visit. It’s free of cost. You can find many shops here. Food shops to souvenir shops. In the middle there is a cute little lake. Overall it’s a good place for a small tour!!

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By Amanda Stone

Nice place, all Japanese style wooden buildings. Though Taiwan tourism bureau make these historical sites into… like shopping mall… not a real place for people to know more about this small country or local history

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By Jimmy Aagren

Japanese traditional architecture, a small village built up in the city. Free to enter and walk around or take photos. Some interesting shops and cute restaurants and cafés available.

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By Hanh M. Nguyen

Beautiful destination with many small stalls, which sell food and souvenirs. Recommending to come here on an empty stomach so you can try out all the good food and drinks.

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