Li Rongchun Literature Museum

A museum dedicated to Li Rongchun (李榮春, 1914–1994), a writeer born in Toucheng, Yilan, housed in a Japanese colonial era wooden building that originally served as a dormitory for Toucheng Public School. Li was one of few post-war Taiwanese writers who could write fluently in Chinese and left nearly three million characters of manuscripts. The single-story cedar and cypress building features typical Japanese residential architecture including tatami rooms, sliding doors, and an engawa veranda.