Old Japanese Train
A steam locomotive left from the Nan'yo Kohatsu sugar railway, telling the story of sugarcane farming on Rota during the Japanese occupation period.
During the Japanese occupation period, Nan'yo Kohatsu Kaisha grew large amounts of sugarcane on Rota and built a narrow-gauge railway to carry the cane to the sugar mill at Songsong. This small steam locomotive is a surviving relic, displayed beside the road in the north of the island with an information board. A visit takes about 15 minutes, and it can be combined with the natural swimming pool and the Mochong latte site on the same route.
Opening hours
All day
Nearby sights
- Swimming Hole
- Mochong Latte Site
- As Nieves (Taga) Latte Stone Quarry
- Guata Beach
- Rota Bird Sanctuary
- Teteto Beach
- Sabana Plateau
- Rota Cave Museum