Lanyu Weather Station Introduction
Lanyu Weather Station is approximately 324 meters above sea level and is a building from the Japanese colonial period. It was forcibly constructed by the Japanese Governor-General's Office with the labor of the indigenous Tao people (formerly known as the Yami people) on the island. During World War II, it was bombed by Allied forces, resulting in partial damage, and bullet marks remain on the walls of the main building and office to this day. After renovations, the main building was entirely transformed to a white exterior.