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Guguan () is a hot spring located in Heping District, Taichung City, Taiwan. It is accessible from Provincial Highway 8. It was previously named ''Meiji Onsen''. == History == During the period of Japanese rule, Guguan's hot spring was discovered by local aborigines. In 1927, the Japanese built a public bath.〔黃柏勳. 《谷關•東勢巡禮》. 黎明文化. 2003. ISBN 957160657X (中文(台灣))〕 In September 11–12, 1937, Kinji Yamada found lots of ancient stone artifacts around the area.〔http://www.ntm.gov.tw/upload/download/20120327/4a954e58-d5f3-4be6-b490-528fa0517bd2.pdf〕 During the 1950s, Liu Jih-Wann also found lots of stone artifacts, which in that area created the Guguan Archaeological Site. After the Nationalists came to Taiwan, they planned a route across the island, passing through Guguan, which would be the Provincial Highway 8. When the road was finished, it brought tourism to Guguan, and Guguan thrived. It peaked at 1974, and because of poor management, Guguan made a turn for the worse.〔賴珮如. 谷關溫泉區觀光發展認知之研究//朝陽科技大學休閒事業管理系碩士論文. 朝陽科技大學. 2001-06-05 (中文(台灣))〕 The 921 earthquake caused massive damage to the highway, cutting the road in several sections. From the 37 km mark (Guguan) to the 62 km mark (Te-Chi), the damage was unknown.〔陳進發、錢伯冠、黃金臣、吳瑞龍. 921集集大地震－中橫公路－谷關－德基段搶修及復建規劃專題報告//《台灣公路工程》(第26卷 第10期). 公路總局. 2000-04-15 (中文(台灣))〕 It was until 117 days later, on January 18, 2000, that the road was cleared〔 Although the road between Guguan and Te-Chi was reconstructed, Typhoon Mindulle of 2004 wrecked the road again.〔丁曉菁. 《獨立特派員》 穿越中橫25禁地 (NTSC), 台灣公共電視. 台北、台中: 財團法人公共電視文教基金會 (中文(台灣))〕〔水患重創谷關 旅遊業者評估災情慘重. TVBS (聯意製作股份有限公司). 2004-07-10 () (中文(台灣))〕 Now the road is blocked, and nobody is allowed to pass. In July 2005, Typhoon Haitang wrecked a bridge between Guguan and the bottom of the mountain, stranding Guguan. A detour was created around the damaged area before another bridge was constructed.〔 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Guguan (hot spring)」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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