5/5 羅振庭 1 year ago on Google • 75 reviews
The
name
of
Fortress
Mountain
comes
from
the
fact
that
the
Japanese
had
set
up
three
cannons
here
in
the
past
to
defend
against
the
anti-Japanese
insurgents.
This
place
is
about
90
meters
above
sea
level
in
Taichung
City.
Although
it
is
a
hilly
terrain,
it
is
not
suitable
for
defensive
fortifications.
In
other
words,
the
strategic
nature
is
self-evident.
From
the
historical
context,
Dadun
Street
began
to
develop
during
the
Qianlong
period
and
was
merged
into
Taichung
Street.
During
the
evolution
of
the
entire
economic
prosperity,
it
continued
to
develop
and
grow.
In
addition,
there
are
large
department
stores
and
Yizhong
Night
Market
business
district
in
the
surrounding
area.
The
historical
value
here
is
particularly
meaningful.
According
to
the
existing
Taichung
City
cultural
assets
data,
the
triangulation
standard
point
was
set
up
here
during
the
Taiwan
land
survey
in
the
32nd
year
of
the
Japanese
rule
in
Meiji
(1899),
and
it
was
included
in
the
scope
when
Taichung
Park
opened
in
the
36th
year
of
the
Meiji
period
(1903);
in
the
40th
year
of
the
Meiji
period
(1907)
A
bronze
statue
commemorating
Governor
Gentaro
Kodama
was
built
here.
More
than
200
years
of
development,
from
the
initial
development
to
economic
prosperity
and
military
stronghold,
have
shown
the
historical
value
of
this
place.
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