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  1. PamaSleepLa Builds a Taipei Cafe Around Retro Games

    PamaSleepLa (爸媽睡了) is a cafe in Taipei where visitors play cartridge consoles and handheld games among vintage packaging, character art, and old television screens. An Instagram Reel offers a quick tour of its narrow, densely packed game room.

    Visitors play retro games at counters lining a narrow Taipei cafe filled with old screens, game artwork, and orange pendant lamps.
  2. A Japanese AI Grandma Game Lands in a Taiwanese Feed

    A Traditional Chinese entertainment account excerpted a Japanese AI-generated parody of an open-world video game and framed it for its own audience. The repost offers a small look at how Japanese internet humor reaches viewers in Taiwan through familiar language and local media habits.

    An Instagram graphic with Traditional Chinese headlines surrounding an AI-generated scene of an older woman confronting a cyclist in a mock open-world video game.
  3. Zaha Hadid’s Danjiang Bridge Leaves Room for the Sunset

    The 920-meter Danjiang Bridge now links Tamsui and Bali at the mouth of northern Taiwan’s Tamsui River. An interview with its project architect and photographs from a first-crossing event show how the bridge combines a single sculptural tower, a slim steel deck, and unusually restrained infrastructure design.

    A high-angle view down the bridge deck, with a concrete tower centered between dense rows of white cables and a crowd filling the lanes on both sides.
  4. A Century-Old Tainan House Puts Its Repairs on Display

    A century-old courtyard residence in Tainan has been adapted into an exhibition venue without concealing the difference between its historic fabric and new interventions. Exposed masonry, a folded timber roof, and repairs that emphasize existing cracks turn the building itself into part of the exhibition.

    The inner courtyard of a restored two-story residence in Tainan, with weathered gray walls, carved facade details, new wood doors, and Chinese headline text across the lower half.