Donghe Music Experience Center Introduction
In the 1960s, Donghe originally started by manufacturing wooden TV cabinets, as televisions were the primary source of family entertainment at that time, with doors that could be locked, indicating their preciousness. Later, through a collaboration between Taiwanese and Japanese companies, Donghe began to move into instrument production and became the agent for Kawai pianos and Suzuki instruments. Starting with their first piano, they also produced recorders, harmonicas, and melodicas, allowing parents to purchase these items at affordable prices, significantly contributing to the popularization of music in the country. In 2007, Donghe established the Donghe Music Experience Center, where children can learn about the structure and sound principles of musical instruments through visits to the piano production line, as well as DIY activities related to recorders, harmonicas, and piano models. Additionally, the center features sound experience areas, environmental experience areas, antique piano sections, and piano anatomy zones, providing various flat and three-dimensional displays that reveal the intricate details of pianos from the inside out, making it an engaging and educational experience. Environmental education begins with listening to the sounds of the environment. Donghe is one of the few tourist factories awarded the Environmental Education Certification, awakening people's awareness to appreciate the sounds of the environment in everyday life, turning pleasant sounds into enjoyable experiences while transforming noise into positive contributions to soundscape design, beautifying society. Aligning with this purpose...
