Tiger, Baseball, Fountain. Taiwan. Baseball. Dream. ~ Chiayi is the birthplace of baseball in Taiwan. In the 7th year of Taisho (1918) during the Japanese colonial era, the Chiayi Municipal Baseball Stadium was completed. Taiwan. Baseball. Dream. ~ Chiayi is the birthplace of baseball in Taiwan. In the 7th year of Taisho (1918) during the Japanese colonial era, the Chiayi Municipal Baseball Stadium was completed. It was the best baseball stadium at the time. It was later rebuilt and reopened in September of the 87th year of the Republic of China (1998). Its stands are configured like a Roman amphitheater, with surrounding seating looking down, offering an excellent view! To the left of the main entrance of the baseball stadium are bronze sculptures titled "Seven Tigers Shine in Zhuluo" and "Shaking Koshien," along with a fountain, symbolizing the inheritance and remembrance of baseball. . Encyclopedia of Bronze Sculptures . "Seven Tigers Shine in Zhuluo" Bronze Sculpture: In the 57th year of the Republic of China (1968), Chiayi City won the Little League Championship. Later, with sponsorship and management from enthusiastic individuals in Taichung, they participated in the 23rd Little League World Series held in Williamsport, USA, in the 58th year of the Republic of China (1969) under the name of the Golden Dragon Little League team, winning the championship and bringing joy to the entire nation. In the 59th year of the Republic of China (1970), the Chiayi City Little League team once again won the National Little League Championship. The Chiayi team, as the "Seven Tigers Little League Team," won the Far East Championship and advanced to the world competition, reaching the peak of baseball fever in Taiwan. . "Shaking Koshien" Bronze Sculpture: The predecessor of the current "National Chiayi University," then known as "National Chiayi Institute of Technology," was "Tainan Prefecture Chiayi Agricultural and Forestry School" during the Japanese colonial era, abbreviated as "Kano." In the 6th year of Showa (1931), the Kano baseball team
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