New Attraction Opens in Taiwan! 'Free Entry, Rich Offerings, Beautiful Like Japan' -3

This swimming pool was originally a private space and was previously open to the public for a fee. Despite years of change, the lane markings for the deep end can still be seen in the pool today, leaving traces of its past use. From a Japanese merchant's residence during the Japanese colonial era, to a naval shipyard director's dormitory after the war, and then the addition of a swimming pool, the different spaces of the Nakano Residence record the changes in the building's usage across various historical periods. For visitors who love historical architecture, these preserved details are also a major highlight of visiting the Nakano Residence. How much is the admission fee for the Japanese merchant Nakano Residence in Tamsui? Admission is free all year round, and it is open until 6 PM on weekends. ·Weekday opening hours: 9:30 AM to 5:00 PM ·Weekend opening hours: 9:30 AM to 6:00 PM. (Related article: New attraction in Taiwan opens 10/10! 'Free entry, convenient transportation, rich facilities' fun on rainy or sunny days, address and highlights at a glance | More articles) However, it is still recommended to check the latest announcements from the Tamsui Historical Museum before your trip to avoid encountering temporary closures or special event adjustments to opening hours. The Tamsui area, where the Japanese merchant Nakano Residence is located, has several other historically and culturally significant attractions nearby, making it suitable for a historical walking tour. Near the Nakano Residence is the George T. Smith Foreign Firm (得忌利士洋行). Continuing further, you can visit Fort San Domingo, the Former British Consulate in Tamsui, and Fort Hobe. Other attractions include the former residence of Tada Eikichi, the former Japanese police dormitory, and the former residence of Kinoshita Seiga in Tamsui.