This place is known for its unique atmosphere, blending Japanese yōkai (monster) themes with traditional village aesthetics. There are free shows, themed hotels, food stalls, and fun decorations. One of the lasting memories I made here was dressing up in traditional Japanese kimonos with my friends. We rented these outfits for our time there and got to walk around, take photos, and explore the small village while being dressed up.
Because of the rainy weather, I spent more time exploring indoor places around Taipei. I visited a few cafés, tried out an internet café for the first time, and started planning more trips around Taiwan. I want to visit more cities in southern Taiwan during my weekends.
