By MOOK Scenic Spots Editorial Team
The new Green River waterside project in Taichung has entered its final construction phase and will open before Lunar New Year. The beautiful riverside during the Japanese colonial era runs through the bustling streets of Central District, resembling Kyoto’s Kamo River in Japan, earning it the nickname “Little Kyoto.” The S-shaped waterway, waterside walkways, and riverbanks are adorned with light-based art installations. Recently, nighttime test lighting has created a mesmerizing scene that attracts visitors passing by to take photos.
Night view of the illuminated Green River Corridor (Image provided by denden_diary)
Beautiful blue lights shaped like floating jellyfish create a magical and romantic atmosphere along the waterside. (Photo / Taichung City Government)
Glowing dandelions along the Green River — the symbolism of dandelions (Image provided by denden_diary)
With a Japanese-style design, the Green River waterway features light installations including jellyfish clusters on the water surface, dandelions, and gradient vine flower fields. More artistic light displays will be added gradually to enhance the overall romantic ambiance. Currently in the trial lighting phase, visitors can come and enjoy an early preview.
Jellyfish-like light decorations on the Green River water surface (Image provided by molly888666)
Green River light installation — Leisurely Jellyfish (Image provided by molly888666)
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