Introduction of Japanese Architecture in Taiwan Province Province?

There are many Japanese-style buildings in Taiwan Province Province, but most of them have the characteristics of Taiwan Province Province. When the Japanese came to Taiwan Province Province, they found that the climate was very different from that of Japan, so they made many architectural adjustments.

The most famous one should be the Presidential Palace in Taipei (known as the Governor's Office during the Japanese occupation). Belongs to the representative of neoclassicism, cylindrical, circular arch and symmetrical.

Not far from the presidential palace, the old National Taiwan University Hospital (formerly known as Taipei Hospital, see legend) and the National Taiwan University Medical College also followed neoclassicism. At present, these two buildings are still in use.

Generally speaking, many neoclassical buildings in Taiwan Province during the Japanese occupation period have now become public institutions. Wooden Japanese style, mostly formerly known as Japanese officials' dormitories or railway station houses, are mostly small stations, and large stations are built for neoclassicism.

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