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Amei Teahouse Umbrella
Amei Teahouse Umbrella
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Stay dry in style with the Amei Teahouse Umbrella, your trusty companion for those surprise downpours. Wrapped in our signature bold red, this Taiwan-crafted umbrella brings a pop of color to gloomy weather. Whether you're dashing between tea tastings or caught off-guard by unexpected showers, you'll face every rainy day with confidence. Because at Amei, we believe a little rain shouldn't dampen your spirit—or your adventures.
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Amei Teahouse in Jiufen, Taiwan. From my Instagram. GEOFFREY MORRISON In north-east Taiwan there’s former mining town called Jiufen. Perched on the side of a hill overlooking hills and ocean, it’d...
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A-Mei Tea House is a popular teahouse located in the heart of Jiufen Old Street market. The teahouse gets its name from it’s original owner and operator, A Mei. Its beautiful architectural...
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Jiufen: Article From Wikipedia.com
History[edit] During the first years of the Qing Dynasty, the isolated village housed nine families, thus the village would request "nine portions" every time shipments arrived from town. Later Kau-hun (meaning "nine portions"...
Jiufen: Article From Wikipedia.com
History[edit] During the first years of the Qing Dynasty, the isolated village housed nine families, thus the village would request "nine portions" every time shipments arrived from town. Later Kau-hun (meaning "nine portions"...
