The park is designed around the principles of Kaiyu-style (stroll-style) gardens, which originated in Japan's Edo period.
The garden landscape features authentic architectural elements constructed without the use of nails, adhering to traditional Japanese carpentry techniques.
The resort houses live capybaras and alpacas as part of its animal interaction experience.
The facility is one of the largest Japanese-style garden parks in Northern Taiwan.
The DW Resort (綠舞日式主題園區) is a expansive Japanese-style landscape park and hotel complex located in Wujie Township, Yilan. The park features meticulously maintained Kaiyu-style gardens, which incorporate traditional Japanese architecture, wooden bridges, and serene water features. Visitors can engage in activities such as traditional yukata rentals, tea ceremonies, and interactive sessions with local wildlife like alpacas and capybaras. The resort offers various accommodation options alongside several on-site dining facilities. It is specifically designed to replicate the aesthetic and atmosphere of a classical Japanese garden integrated with modern hospitality amenities. The layout emphasizes Zen-like pathways, stone lanterns, and natural water flow throughout the grounds. It functions as both a destination resort and an amusement destination focused on cultural immersion.
The arched wooden bridge overlooking the central pond with the main garden architecture in the background.
Rent a yukata at the service center upon arrival to take full advantage of the park's traditional landscape for photography.
Check the daily activity schedule upon entry to align your visit with animal feeding times or cultural workshops.
Bring sun protection and umbrellas, as large portions of the walking trails are uncovered.
Do not attempt to walk the entire perimeter during the peak of summer without water, as the open garden layout offers limited shade.
Respect the wildlife by maintaining a quiet distance during feeding; do not feed the animals with outside food.
