Donghe Music Experience Center Introduction
In the 1960s, Dong He originally started by manufacturing wooden casings for televisions, which were then the primary source of home entertainment, with doors that could even be locked, indicating their precious value. Later, through a multinational cooperation between Taiwan and Japan, Dong He began to produce musical instruments and acted as an agent for Japan's Kawai piano and Suzuki instruments. Starting with the first piano, they also produced recorders, melodicas, and harmonicas, allowing parents to purchase them at affordable prices, significantly contributing to the popularity of music domestically. In 2007, the Dong He Music Experience Center was established to help visiting children understand the structure and sound production principles of instruments through tours of the piano production line and hands-on DIY activities with recorders, harmonicas, and piano models. Additionally, the center features a sound experience area, an environmental experience area, an antique piano area, and a piano dissection area, offering fresh, interesting, and educational displays that unveil the details of pianos from the inside out. Environmental education starts by listening to the sounds of the environment. Dong He is one of the few tourist factories to receive the Environmental Education Mark, awakening people to appreciate the sounds of their everyday environment with their ears and hearts. Pleasant sounds can be enjoyed, while noise is transformed into a positive demand for soundscape design, beautifying society. In line with this purpose...
