Campus Tours

Registration link: https://forms.gle/YiDCDR7P12QPzsjf8

Times and routes:

2020/11/7   13:30-16:00 University Promenade (registration) → Fu Garden → NTU Heritage Hall of Physics → Fu Bell → Administration Building → NTU Geological Museum → NTU Center for the Arts (The Odeum) → NTU Insect Museum → disband in situ

2020/11/14   13:30-16:00 University Promenade (registration) → Museum of Anthropology → Lesyue Building → Agricultural Exhibition Hall → University Promenade and Main Gate → Fu Garden → NTU Archive → disband in situ

2020/11/15   13:30-16:00 University Promenade (registration) → Fu Garden → NTU History Gallery → Museum of Anthropology → Fu Bell → Administration Building → Liugongjun Pool → Museum of Zoology → disband in situ

This route includes historical buildings, the Liugongjun irrigation system, and sites of earlier villages on campus.

Registration link: https://forms.gle/AjwKL38kRNQ1q2cs6 (Registration required before November 6th. Limited to 30 people.)

2020/11/11 14:00-16:00

2020/11/14-15 9:30-11:30

Due date for registration: 11/6; only 30 or less participants will be allowed.

These tours introduce visitors to the animals, plants, and ecological environments of the Fu Garden, Liugongjun Pool, and Drunken Moon Lake on NTU’s Main Campus.

Registration link: https://forms.gle/4HdEMr5HhNrzQ1Bx5 (Registration required before November 6th. Limited to 30 people.)

The route includes historical buildings, modern architecture, Liugongjun’s Restoration Plan at NTU, memorials, etc.

Due date for registration: 11/6; only 30 or less participants will be allowed.

Registration link: https://forms.gle/DJYPS6UFYcy7kTZ58 (Registration required before November 6th. Limited to 30 people.)

In the ancient worldview of the East, the sky is round and the earth is square. However, in this photo collection, the author, Professor Nishino Yoshiaki, shows that the sky and the earth can coexist in a round or square space, breaking through the inertia and boundaries of the human “field of vision.”

Professor Nishino Yoshiaki is currently the curator of Intermediatheque, an academic and cultural museum jointly operated by Japan Post Corporation and the University Museum, the University of Tokyo. When Professor Nishino cooperated with NTU Museums many years ago, he was fascinated by the architecture and tropical plants on the campus. Therefore, he and his photography team created unique images of NTU scenery with special lenses, using newly developed photo technology at the time. This year, the museums of the two universities jointly published this NTU campus architectural photography collection, allowing more people to appreciate the beauty of NTU from different perspectives.