Museum of the Tiger Head Fortress Ruins

　　 The Museum of the Japanese Invading Army's Tiger Head Fortress Ruins is situated at the foot of Hudong Mountain on the banks of the Ussuri River in Hutou Town, Hulin City (county-level), Jixi City, directly facing Russia across the river. The scenic area has developed distinctive tourist attractions such as the "World War II End Memorial Park," "Ussuri River Square," "Tiger Head Fortress Film and Television City," "Crescent Lake Tourist Resort," and "Battle of Damansky Island Memorial Hall." Tourist buses have been launched between central cities and key scenic spots, as well as a waterway route between Hutou and Damansky Island. In terms of town development, efforts have focused on improving infrastructure, including paving 6.8 kilometers of main lanes, constructing a town drainage network and sewage treatment project, completing U-shaped drainage ditch upgrades and greening/beautification projects for the lanes, building three new eco-friendly public toilets, establishing a 1,637-square-meter farmers' market, constructing a 2,825-square-meter agricultural machinery parking lot, renovating 226 thatched and mud-brick houses, developing farmer apartments and tourist commercial-residential resort areas, and opening venues for international cultural performances and folk culture shows, as well as specialty dining options. Hulin City has set up a working office led by the tourism department and formulated the "Hutou Scenic Area Town Management Measures." Teams for sanitation, urban management, and public security have been established to manage the order of the Hutou scenic area and town in a unified manner. To curb arbitrary fees within the scenic area, plans are in place to implement unified management and a single-ticket service system for the Hutou scenic area, as well as to establish visitor service centers for both the Hutou and Damansky Island scenic areas to provide high-quality services for tourists.