Taiwan Coffee hometown.

Taiwan Yunlin County Old Township called Taiwanese coffee's old town is also called Taiwanese coffee's old village. Since this land is blessed with sunlight and rainfall, cultivation of coffee began in the Japanese era.

It seems that they planted beans from Brazil at that time on a trial basis. As a result, it seems that good quality coffee grew and he was also presented to the imperial family.

I think that it is the same as the feature of Taiwanese coffee now that it was a coffee with unique bitterness that is sweet and has little bitterness in the Arabica species that is the largest in the Far East. In 1945, the cultivation area of the old mine loady mountain is 75 hectares and it is called the largest coffee producing area in the Far East, most of it is shipped to Japan.

Although it declined after the war, it is drawing attention again. It seems that there are about 100 coffee shops in the region where the coffee growing place of the old pit is now concentrated in the area called Huashan.

When the coffee harvest period comes, Palehua coffee carnival is held so that we can do concerts, reading sessions, roasting experiences etc and do various things so that many people can feel the coffee close at hand through the event. Recently praised Taiwanese Coffee Recently UCC has praised Taiwanese coffee and is currently constructing a new factory. It is finished in 2019 and I think that it is certain that Taiwanese coffee will become familiar in Japan even more than now. I think that from UCC next year, products that used Taiwanese coffee will be available for drinking in Japan even in late evening in Japan.

A park with a coffee field It is a park that you think that you like it if you like coffee. Actually it is famous for being next to the side park or the side park, but there is a campground in the park .

The back of the camp area is a it is famous for its paulownia flower as it is called Tsubakiri Tung Blossom Park.

It is said that many people will visit the Tung blossoms in full bloom at the time. The place where the camping tent can be set under the coffee tree is a concrete table, but since I am a solo camp by myself, I could not occupy by myself and shifted sideways, put a tent under the coffee tree.

Actually, I do not know that this is the coffee tree for those who visit here, so it may have been thought that it was strange Japanese.

I took it from the side lined with a tent, but there is a coffee field behind this street. It seems that it is also the place where coffee farm was originally created in Taiwan at first, now it seems that it is also an experiment or experimental place.

Go straight ahead and you will turn to the left, but if you go, all the side of the road is a coffee tree. It is probably arabica because it seems to be the size and shape you see often when you see the shape of the leaf. 

If you have seen it in books, I think you will understand immediately. It is the same leaf. If you go further, you can find out more about the history of coffee in Taiwan if building is open and open. At this time the shutter did not open. And there is a way to go on a different road here, but I do not quite understand even if it says a way.

There is a compact area of coffee trees as good as it can say the state is almost untouched as it proceeds. Just by watching this, I nodded that this neighborhood is called Koryoko of Taiwan Coffee.

When you head towards the mountain along the road which was named and named the Taiwan coffee, this signboard is located and there is a shop spreading and naming it as Taiwanese Coffee when going to the right along the way.

I think that it can be said that it is a big temple, but there were a lot of tourists and it was like a sightseeing spot. There are other shops that offer coffee and souvenir shop, too and it is a lively place.

There is a shop named Taiwan Coffee there. The inside of the Batto coffee shop was full so we got it on the outside terrace seat. Coffee is a relatively large siphon coffee in Taiwan.

Both sour and bitter taste are soft and gentle coffee. People who visited the store selling cakes, cookies, coffee beans inside the store were taking trouble and getting the goods in various ways.

Who are interested in trying a coffee trip when you came to Taiwan? There are a lot of cafes and coffee plantations around here and it is relatively easy to access. I hope you enjoy Taiwanese coffee.

Bar Den Coffee 646 Taiwan Yunlin County, Gukeng Township, Takaruga village Minn. 5-2

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