Military Officer's Quarters

Attraction Introduction: The Military Officer's Quarters were a complex of officers' dormitories established by the Japanese in Keelung during the Japanese colonial period. Stepping into the quarters today feels like traveling back in time, with wooden buildings and wooden doors and windows, each preserving traces of history. Strolling slowly through them, there's a gentle feeling of quietly reminiscing about old times, perfect for slowing down and truly experiencing the charm of old Keelung. Attraction Features: This is a rare surviving example of the fortress command headquarters' officer residences, nearly a century old. The buildings themselves are Japanese-style wooden dormitories. To adapt to Keelung's rainy climate, architectural details such as raised floors, deep eaves, and large drainage ditches were designed, showcasing the ingenuity of life at that time. Although it has undergone post-war use and renovations, it still retains traditional Japanese residential layouts like the reception room and zashiki. Through these quarters, one can glimpse the landscape of Keelung during the Japanese colonial period, making it well worth a detailed visit and slow appreciation. Nearby Recommendations: After visiting the Military Officer's Quarters, you might want to stop by the nearby Shawun Historical and Cultural Park to learn about the historical culture and human landscape of Keelung's East Coast.