Revitalizing Taisugar Land: Rainbow Restaurant Invites You to Taste Friendly, Good Ingredients

Taisugar is the largest landowner in Taiwan, China, but in recent years it has gradually declined and has been mocked as a spendthrift surviving by selling off land. Pingtung's "Green Farmers' Home" has been selling friendly agricultural products online for nearly 10 years. This year, it leased from Taisugar a kindergarten that had been abandoned for more than 2 years and transformed it into a shop, bookstore and restaurant, installing solar panels, an ecological pond and a water recycling system, turning the kindergarten that was originally going to be demolished into Pingtung's first green building and creating a rare case of Taisugar land revitalization. This Saturday, Rainbow Restaurant will open and invite friends and family to come taste friendly, good cuisine.

Solar panels installed on the roof; six refrigerators generate their own power

Rainbow Restaurant address: No. 39, Taisugar Street, Pingtung City

For details, see Green Farmers' Home on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pepagff?fref=ts
Rainbow Restaurant on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/…/%E5%BD%A9%E8%99…/363687347145505…

(This article was funded by the Jianzhen Environmental Education Foundation for personnel expenses, but the foundation completely does not interfere with news topic selection or interview writing, ensuring news independence.)