Taiwan 2013 (Part 5) - Jiufen's Tea House
I know, I know... This post is long overdue. Sorry. OK. Don't be so harsh. :P
A shout-out to my Japanese students before we start this post! Hiya guys! (*^^*)
So Jiufen. This is probably one of the biggest reasons why I wanted to go to Taiwan. In this old, mining town, we have the model for Sen to Chihiro no Kamikakushi (千と千尋の神隠し) aka Sprited Away's bathhouse. I will repeat myself, I LOVE GHIBLI. So i just had to see it for myself! But I have a surprise for you! In real life, the bathhouse is a tea shop.
And to tell you the truth, I had tea elsewhere before I found it. I first found what my guidebook says as the oldest tea house in Jiufen.
That tea-house is one of my most favorite memories of Taiwan. :)
Let me warn you guys though, it's not cheap! I think we spent over NT900 for the macha cheesecake and the tea. ; 3 ; It's so worth it though! I thoroughly enjoyed it and if I can, I would go back there all over again. ^^
Anyway, this isn't the end of the Jiufen post. I still actually have a lot to share! Hehe.
See you all next time!
xoxo,
Jona
Part 1 - Grand Hotel
Part 2 - Taipei 1
Part 3 - Taipei 2
Part 4 - Shilin Night Market
Part 5 - Jiufen
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A shout-out to my Japanese students before we start this post! Hiya guys! (*^^*)
So Jiufen. This is probably one of the biggest reasons why I wanted to go to Taiwan. In this old, mining town, we have the model for Sen to Chihiro no Kamikakushi (千と千尋の神隠し) aka Sprited Away's bathhouse. I will repeat myself, I LOVE GHIBLI. So i just had to see it for myself! But I have a surprise for you! In real life, the bathhouse is a tea shop.
Quite reminiscent of the bathhouse from the movie with all the lanterns, yes?
I personally can not read this but I know it says "Home of Yu-baba" or something along those lines!
The coffee is expensive!!!
And to tell you the truth, I had tea elsewhere before I found it. I first found what my guidebook says as the oldest tea house in Jiufen.
A view of Yu-baba's bathhouse from the Tea House I actually had tea in. :P
Let me warn you guys though, it's not cheap! I think we spent over NT900 for the macha cheesecake and the tea. ; 3 ; It's so worth it though! I thoroughly enjoyed it and if I can, I would go back there all over again. ^^
Anyway, this isn't the end of the Jiufen post. I still actually have a lot to share! Hehe.
See you all next time!
xoxo,
Jona
Part 1 - Grand Hotel
Part 2 - Taipei 1
Part 3 - Taipei 2
Part 4 - Shilin Night Market
Part 5 - Jiufen
I'm on:
Imotiv
NetworkedBlogs
ALSO!
Follow my blog with Bloglovin
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