Japanese Officer's Quarters Introduction
This Japanese-style building features an elegant design and is constructed using local cypress wood, making it well-preserved. During the Japanese occupation, the Tsou people had a good relationship with the Japanese, referring to them as "maya." The Dabang area was the first indigenous village where the Japanese established a "Native Education Center," marking the beginning of modern education for the Tsou people. The Japanese Police Officer's Residence is the only "guest house" located in an indigenous area in Taiwan, used to accommodate high-ranking officials during inspections. After World War II, it served as the residence of the township chief and was recently renovated a few years ago. Visitors should not miss this historical site when exploring the area.