Central Park

Central Park is a recreation center in Cianjin District, Kaohsiung, Taiwan. The recreation center is a desert garden of greenery amidst an intensely developed urban area. City organizers initially thought about, and put aside space for, a recreation center at Central Park's present area amid the period when Taiwan was under Japanese rule. Later on, organizers amid the early time of the Republic of China administer alluded to the idea as Park Number 15. Focal Park formally appeared in 1976. At a certain point, the recreation center included a library, ball courts, tennis courts, a parking area, the District swimming pool, and Sun Yat-sen Arena. The recreation center was embraced by the Rotary Club and in this way likewise ended up known as Rotary Park.

In the 1990s, the majority of the developed territories were evacuated and supplanted with green or lush parkland. This was the aftereffect of the endeavors of earthy person gatherings and dovetailed with the development of the MRT Red Line. The Kaohsiung Rapid Transit Corporation took care of everything for the change. In February 2014, it became exposed that city authorities had secretly gone to a concurrence with an altruistic association established for the benefit of an expired timber big shot to clear finished a lush region at the northwest corner of Central Park and erect an open library bearing the name of said person. A wide exhibit of neighborhood natives have emerged to contradict the proposed incomplete clearing over of Central Park.