One after another, Japanese style buildings made from juniper wood and with characteristic "fish-scale" tile roofs were built in rows at the foot of the mountains. To combat dampness and improve ventilation and natural lighting, the buildings were built on stilts.
一棟棟日式檜木打造的魚鱗黑瓦屋，羅列山腳；為了防止濕氣，改善通風和採光，房屋更一律採高腳式建築。