Nanmen 323 — Built in the early Showa period (1930s) of the Japanese colonial era, by the lotus pond in the Taipei Botanical Garden. Originally a teahouse, the site was located at 'Taihoku-shu, Taihoku-shi, Nanmoncho 6'.

Nanmen 323. Built in the early Showa period (1930s) of the Japanese colonial era, by the lotus pond in the Taipei Botanical Garden. Originally a teahouse, the site was located at 'Taihoku-shu, Taihoku-shi, Nanmoncho 6'. Built in the early Showa period (1930s) of the Japanese colonial era, by the lotus pond in the Taipei Botanical Garden. Originally a teahouse, the site was located at 'Taihoku-shu, Taihoku-shi, Nanmoncho 6-chome, 323 banchi'. It was later named 'Nanmen 323'. Due to years of neglect, it gradually fell into disrepair. In recent years, with the assistance of renowned architect Kuo Chung-tuan and Professor Kenji Horikome, its original Japanese architectural style has been restored. Japanese garden designer Motomi Oguchi from Nagano Prefecture was invited to design a Japanese dry landscape garden (Karesansui). Address: 臺北市中正區龍匣口南海路53之2號 Hours: 00:00–23:59 Taipei