Wind Scrapes the Ground Autumn Moon Shop. The name "Wind Scrapes the Ground" comes from the restaurant's location on a cliff where the wind blows up from. The restaurant is named "Wind Scrapes the Ground" because it is located on a cliff where the wind originates. Akiyo is the wife of the renowned indigenous artist Sakuliu, so the restaurant's rugged and natural decor is of a certain standard and worth savoring. Besides regular coffee and light meals, the biggest draw of Akiyo's place is the scenery. For Akiyo and Sakuliu, "Wind Scrapes the Ground" is the starting point of their dreams, a platform connecting the Dawalan (Dashe) tribe with the outside world. Here, tribal members interact with the outside world and find a stage for their talents. If you wish to experience the modern humanistic side of indigenous culture, please visit "Wind Scrapes the Ground. Address: 屏東縣三地門鄉中正路二段150號 Hours: 00:00–23:59 Pingtung