The Unique Historical Site Where History and Modernity Intersect - Shin-Fu Town Market

This time, visiting Shin-Fu Town Market, I discovered that it is not just a market, but also a well-preserved historical building. Built in 1935, it was a public market during the Japanese colonial period. Its unique horseshoe-shaped design not only makes the shopping flow smoother but also provides excellent ventilation and lighting inside the market due to the central skylight design. The exterior of the market still retains the red brick walls and terrazzo decorations from that era, along with traces of Japanese wooden dormitories, allowing visitors to feel the atmosphere of the past. At that time, to maintain hygiene standards, the government established detailed market building regulations, making it one of the most modern markets of its time. Today, Shin-Fu Market is one of the few remaining public markets from the Japanese colonial period, making it even more precious. The current market not only has a historical exhibition area and a Japanese goods section on the second floor but also restaurants, making it a very interesting place to visit. The blend of retro and modern vibes makes it not just a great place for shopping but also perfect for strolling, taking photos, and experiencing the atmosphere of the old times!