Japanese tradtional architecture in Taiwan

Taiwan used to be a part of Japan 50 years ago.  The Japaneses constructed numerous impressive architectures in Taiwan. These architectures can be classified into two categories:traditional Japanese style and novel western style. For instance, Butokuden and the famous Shinto shrine are traditional Japanese styles. Butokuden are places for practicing Japanese martial art, and as to the Shinto shrine, see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shinto_shrine. There are at least eight Butokuden and at least fourteen Shinto shrine in Taiwan. Taiwan's Presidential office building is one of the novel western style architectures built by Japanese. Since this was the Japanese's first time trying to build western-style architectures, the architectures can only be seen in Taiwan but not in Japan nor in any other countries in the world.  This article focuses on the architecture of Japanese style. Tainan Butokuden in Taiwan   Nantou Butokuden in Taiwan Changhua Butokuden in Taiwan Dasi Butokuden in Taoyuan, Taiwan Taiwan Shinto shrine in Taipei, Taiwan (The Grand Hotel) Taiwan Shinto shrine in Taipei, Taiwan (The Grand Hotel) Yuanshan Shinto shrine in Taiwan Jiayi Shinto shrine in Taiwan Jiayi Shinto shrine in Taiwan Tainan Shinto shrine in Taiwan Miaoli  Shinto shrine in Taiwan Yilan Shinto shrine in Taiwan Sijhih Shinto shrine in Taiwan Taoyuan Shinto shrine in Taiwan Matsuzono in Hualien, Taiwan (surrounded by pine trees) Yanagiya restaurant  in Tainan, Taiwan Taiwan Glass gallery in Hsinchu, Taiwan Reference: http://lfat.pixnet.net/blog/search/%E6%97%A5%E6%9C%AC/4 http://www.wretch.cc/blog/waterdra/12329128