Natural Way Six Arts Cultural Center

It is so calming when I come here. There is a music show that we can enjoy with many choice of food and beverages. Actually there are many person that come here for praying (I guess) but this is also one of the itinerary when you come to Taichung. You should try to come here since it is close to the station

on certain weekends (check @lolemarket on Instagram), there will be the snail market being held with many local vendors selling baked goods and unique handicraft. worth to check it out!

When the first time I saw this place, an old fashioned building standing right here, every time I passing through the road, it always caught my attention. Today, finally I got time to explore the unknowns, and I was fully in love with the building and its outdoor area, such a nice place for a Saturday walk with families or friends.

We went to visit too early in the morning. We will definitely return another time when the shops are open and hopefully, when there is an arts event. Nevertheless, the place was hauntingly beautiful and very relaxing. The place is connected to a open park and a public sports track where. Overall, very relaxing!

I already came here many times. This place brings me an old, chill and peaceful vibes. It's worth recommending and visiting, not only for its old and special architecture but also for the feels of itself.

Brings you to history. Theres a good ice cream shop behind the building. An archery and writing class too, wasnt able to do but will have it on my list on my next visit. A good walk around the city and youll find this place relaxing under the tree appreciating the building.

Excellent ！

You could feel peace and kind in the building.

Try to imagine and consider and living style of human beings.
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This place was built by Japanese government back then for officials to practice martial arts. Now it’s a tourist attraction combined with traditional six arts. You’ll see children practicing kendo in the main building, which is amusing. Also, there are some small handicraft markets held here occasionally on weekends. Overall, it’s a perfect place if you’re looking for casual walk in a sunny afternoon.

Nice place to relax and take a break. Audio guide is available, just scan the qr code on one of the signage. There's a coffee shop outside and another one inside

Where you can see and learn Japanese culture in downtown Taichung. A cozy and welcoming place for teenagers.

Very nice hiatorical place that provides different classes and place for traditional tea. Local jewel for a relaxing time

It's a nice and great place which you can take a rest here. It's also very beautiful at night!

We went on a weekend, and there was a small market in the front with live music in the back. Pretty chill place to walk around. There is a classroom area to explore, but requires removing shoes before entering. An archery lesson was also taking place, which was cool to watch.

Great scenery alone is enough! Especially during a sunny day. It makes you happy.

An amazing building and garden, it was not open when we went but we had a wander around the building, it was well worth a visit.

First of all, this is a gorgeous building from the Japanese era, and the gardens and surrounding areas are beautifully maintained, but secondly, on weekends they have a handicraft and snack market that is really fun to visit and to buy a few things for your friends or to enjoy the traditional Taiwanese snacks like ice cream with cilantro and peanut powder.

This used to be a prison back in the day but has now been converted in to a cultural area with archery, and other martial arts.
There are a couple of cafes and seating outside, they also host craft stall on some weekends as well.
Worth a visit

Great place to come and relax. There's a 18degree cafe and some snack shops.

I had a pineapple bread with ice cream.

Enjoyed the tea time in the perferct atmosphere.
I like the japanese designed building.

What a beautiful place - perfect place to sit, reflect, and admire these Japanese colonial style buildings.