Sham Shui Po is a very famous old district in Hong Kong, and this old district is full of vitality and multifacetedness. If you want to simply appreciate its “oldness", there are many old buildings in this district that you can see. If you are looking for the most authentic Hong Kong food, Sham Shui Po has a lot of choices, ranging from wonton noodles, cart noodles, Cha chaan teng (tea restaurants), Western restaurants, dessert shops… and even snake-eating restaurants, Sham Shui Po can satisfy you. If you like history, Sham Shui Po also has various historical buildings and temples…
It takes time to explore Sham Shui Po, which is full of possibilities and multifaceted features. Taking advantage of the Christmas holidays, in this episode we will take a one-day tour of Sham Shui Po, starting from Apliu Street. Along the way, we will pass Nam Cheong Street, Yu Chau Street, Pei Ho Street, Fuk Wing Street… and other streets will introduce Sham Shui Po, which is full of Hong Kong flavor, to everyone. If you have time during the Christmas holidays, you can give it a try.
Of course, this route is just a reference. There are many places worth exploring in Sham Shui Po. One route is really endless. You can use this as a reference to continue exploring other interesting places in Sham Shui Po.
以下地圖標示了本節目曾經到過香港什麼地方,方便大家查閱及前往探索。
番組内で紹介した場所は、以下の地図で確認・探索するのに便利です。
The following map indicates the places introduced in this column, which is convenient for you to check and explore.
In different previous episodes, we have been to some temples hidden in Hong Kong. This time we came to Mong Kok, a famous place for eating, drinking and having fun in Hong Kong. An area where you can buy a lot of trendy gadgets. There is also one hidden here. The most special thing about this ancient temple is that it is surrounded by modern high-rise buildings on three sides. An ancient temple in traditional style is mixed among a bunch of modern buildings, presenting a unique scene of a mixture of old and new, and the coexistence of Chinese and Western. This temple is the Shui Yuet Temple, Shan Tung Street.
Shui Yuet Temple, Shan Tung Street was built in 1884, probably during the Guangxu period of the Qing Dynasty, and moved to its current location in 1926. This ancient temple, which has been standing for nearly a century, has been rated as a Grade III historical building.
Without further ado, let’s start our exploration tour of Shui Yuet Temple, Shan Tung Street.
以下地圖標示了本節目曾經到過香港什麼地方,方便大家查閱及前往探索。
番組内で紹介した場所は、以下の地図で確認・探索するのに便利です。
The following map indicates the places introduced in this column, which is convenient for you to check and explore.
このエピソードは MTR 銅鑼湾 F1 出口から始まり、クライスト ザ キング チャペルまで続きます。早速、映画を見に行きましょう。
==================================
In the previous episode, we introduced two churches full of Chinese style. In this episode, we will introduce a typical church full of Western style. The most special thing about this church is that it is located in a In the busy city, it is rarely seen by people because it is hidden in the building complex and cannot be seen from the outside. It is the Chapel of Christ the King.
Christ the King Chapel, built in 1928, is almost a hundred years old and is now listed as a first-class historic building. Although it is called a chapel, the church building is not small, but very grand. At first glance at the site, I thought I had gone to Europe.
Near the Chapel of Christ the King, there is the HKSKH St. Mary’s Church. , which was introduced before and is full of Chinese architectural style. Two churches with completely different architectural styles, each with Chinese and Western characteristics. They are so close, and this unique scenery, Or maybe it’s unique to Hong Kong, a melting pot of Chinese and Western cultures.
This episode will start from the MTR Causeway Bay Exit F1 and go all the way to Christ the King Chapel. Without further ado, let’s go to the movie.
以下地圖標示了本節目曾經到過香港什麼地方,方便大家查閱及前往探索。
番組内で紹介した場所は、以下の地図で確認・探索するのに便利です。
The following map indicates the places introduced in this column, which is convenient for you to check and explore.
馬頭涌道りにある聖公會聖三一座堂は 1936 年に建てられ、現在グレード II の歴史的建造物として評価されています。 本堂自体が中国の特色にあふれているだけでなく、本堂の両側には鼓楼と鐘楼があり、この鼓楼と鐘楼は寺院の夕鼓と朝の鐘を最も思い出させます。 彼らの存在は、聖公會聖三一座堂の中国の建築様式を大きく強化しました。
==================================
The last episode introduced the HKSKH St. Mary’s Church.. Its appearance is full of traditional Chinese architectural style, which is different from other churches. In this episode, we will continue to introduce another church with a Chinese-style appearance, which is the HKSKH Holy Trinity Cathedral.
HKSKH Holy Trinity Cathedral, located on Ma Tau Chung Road, was built in 1936 and is now rated as a Grade II historic building. In addition to the main building itself being full of Chinese characteristics, there are also drum towers and bell towers on both sides of the main building. The drum tower and bell tower are most reminiscent of the evening drums and morning bells of the temple. Their existence has greatly strengthened the Chinese architectural style of HKSKH Holy Trinity Cathedral.
以下地圖標示了本節目曾經到過香港什麼地方,方便大家查閱及前往探索。
番組内で紹介した場所は、以下の地図で確認・探索するのに便利です。
The following map indicates the places introduced in this column, which is convenient for you to check and explore.