The soul floats in the old house and the cafe

▲ swims in the Old House Cafe. (photo Source: Aibei website)

▲ Ilan The WALL (Photo: Aibei website)

In recent years, old houses have become a trend. Many old houses or old apartments during the Japanese occupation period have been renovated and renovated to become the new fashion darling of Yiwen coffee. In these old houses that retain their original appearance as much as possible, they not only continue the historical amorous feelings of those years, but also inject new souls. Coffee, food, music, creativity, and those endless stories are attracting people in modern cities to linger and spend all their time traveling.

The "The WALL Market" in Ilan is an example of the combination of the reconstruction of historic sites and the new era. The two-story wooden building was used as a "tobacco store" during the Japanese occupation. With the cooperation of The WALL and the Ilan County Bureau of Culture, it not only retains the historical features of the architectural pattern, exterior doors and windows and interior decoration, but also uses the name of the store with the significance of the times.

Now, the county monument does not sell tobacco, but sells hand-made food, books, movies, and independent music performances, making a group of friends feel at home. "it feels like home, with wooden floors, dim lights and sloping ceilings," said imlillian, a netizen who visited the store. "it feels like home. People you don't know are chatting / laughing / laughing with each other in the same space, with a sense of joy in the stillness." [news Today]

(responsible Editor: Leo)