Tungyu Persimmon World Introduction
The Tōyō Persimmon World is set on two platform levels. The first level features the main building and an outdoor dining area, while the lower level retains a large expanse of lawn, along with planted trees, lighted walkways, and a white piano, creating a picturesque setting perfect for walking and taking photos. Inside the main building, there are several indoor dining areas, where the sunlight streaming through large glass walls creates enchanting light patterns. Notably, the business has collected many charming items, such as vintage hats, sewing machines, Vespa scooters, and old bicycles, as well as Minions and painted walls, decorating various spots that are ideal for photo-taking. They even provide small setups with lights, making it easy to keep snapping photos! The Hōgen persimmons grown here are of excellent quality and were designated as tribute for tasting by the Emperor of Japan during the Japanese colonial period; Tōyō Persimmon World is situated on what was originally a persimmon orchard. Besides, during the Tung blossoms season, this place will bloom with "May Snow," and a few persimmon trees have been preserved in the planning stage to create a scenic feature, allowing visitors to enjoy the golden persimmons hanging on the branches in autumn. Moreover, there is also the largest persimmon cake processing factory in the county next door, which can be visited during the persimmon drying season in autumn. After sunset, the cityscape below is fully visible, with streetlights illuminating the roads like a dragon twisting and turning, while the brilliant lights of buildings are interwoven amidst them. Looking up, the starry night sky adds its own touch, creating an incredibly romantic scene. Here, you can enjoy the fresh natural air away from urban hustle and bustle, while savoring delightful food and admiring the night view!
