Tainan's Guohua Street Graces Japanese Lifestyle Magazine Cover as Japan's Taiwan Travel Trend Soars
By MOOK Scenic Spots Editorial Team, compiled and reported
Tainan's Guohua Street has once again been featured on the cover of BRUTUS magazine. The street, known for its delicious snacks and street food, became the cover star, showcasing Taiwan’s rich local culture and sparking lively discussions, putting Guohua Street back in the spotlight.
The streetscape of Tainan's Guohua Street showcases the warmth and hospitality of Taiwanese people. (Photo / BRUTUS, the same below)
BRUTUS magazine cover.
Last year, BRUTUS released a special edition on traveling in Taiwan, which received widespread acclaim. This time, the updated and expanded version features an image of Guohua Street, presenting an authentic glimpse of Taiwan.
The majestic scenery of Taroko Gorge continues to attract a constant stream of international visitors.
Tainan’s signature dish, shrimp rice, is also a must-try for many locals.
BRUTUS magazine focuses on entertainment information from Taipei, Taichung, Tainan, Kaohsiung, and Taitung, compiling a list of 101 things to do in Taiwan.
The famous mango shaved ice, a favorite among gourmets.
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