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The East Gate ("Dong Men") is in a significant area of Taipei, near the Presidential Offices and other significant buildings and roadways. Taipei once had city walls, but they were demolished during the Japanese colonial era (1895-1945). Several gates, including the East Gate, remain.

Old Taipei City was once surrounded by walls, which were demolished during the Japanese colonial period (1895 - 1945). Most of the gates remain. The East Gate has been restored recently, it is quite magnificent. It's at the corner of Ketagalan Boulevard and Chung Shan South Road. it's a busy intersection, you may have to view East Gate from a distance. This is a prime area for important institutions, including the Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall, which is close by, and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MOFA). The name "Dong Men" (East Gate) refers to this prestigious area.

東門又名景福門，建於清朝時期，為台北城往東邊的交通要道。幾經政權更迭，東門被改建成華北宮殿式建築，不復原清朝時期的樣貌。雖然如此，但因東門位在交通幹道上，且面對總統府，依舊是重要的地標之一，不過週遭遭因車流眾多，只能從稍遠處的人行道欣賞。東門前面對總統府的廣場常有集會遊行活動，可藉交通管制時近距離欣賞東門。

見ました。台北メインステーションの北西からタクシーに乗って中正紀念堂に行く時、見えました。 総督府のロータリーから東に行く道にあります。

This is located at center of a busy street. This is near the Chiang Kai-Shek Memorial. Worth to see as it is part of the icons of Taipe.