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Taipei's Cradle of Creativity: Huashan 1914 Creative Park

Located in the heart of Taipei city and right next to Zhongxiao East Road, the Huashan 1914 Creative Park traces its origins back to 1914 during the Japanese colonial period as the "Taipei Wine Factory" (Taiho Brewery), which was once the largest winery in Taiwan. With urban development and the relocation of the winery to Linkou, this historic site was reclaimed by art and cultural professionals in 1997, successfully transforming an abandoned factory into Taiwan's first cross-disciplinary arts and exhibition space.

The park fully preserves the industrial architectural features of the Japanese colonial era, such as red-brick warehouses, towering chimneys, and concrete walls covered in lush green vines, showcasing a strong charm of old buildings and retro industrial styles. Today, it has become Taipei's most iconic creative hub, bringing together various cultural and creative brands, brand pop-up stores, the Spot Huashan Cinema, and the well-known music performance space, Legacy.

Whether visiting large-scale anime exhibitions, browsing creative markets, or sitting by the lawn enjoying the afternoon sun, Huashan perfectly stitches "historical monuments" with "modern life." It is not only a paradise for hipster youth and photography enthusiasts, but also an essential destination to experience Taiwan's local design energy and art culture.

It has been more than a month without being able to dine at restaurants, and it's inevitable to miss those days of eating hearty meat and drinking freely. Especially for meat lovers who cannot live without meat, being able to indulge in exquisite and delicious meat dishes is a pure joy. Although we cannot dine out for the time being, A Day has specially selected four mouth-watering yakiniku (grilled meat) bento boxes across Taiwan, allowing you to feast and enjoy the tender and juicy flavor of fresh meat in your daily life.