ZJ Medium-Weight Classic Short-Sleeve T-Shirt: Meiji Bridge Design, Made in Taiwan (MIT)

▨ Taiwanese Series Taiwanese, No.4 T, Meiji Bridge Many have seen or lived near the Grand Hotel, but did you know it was originally the Taiwan Shrine during the Japanese era? The Meiji Bridge, leading to the shrine, was a landmark of that period. After the war, it was renamed "Zhongshan Bridge" and was located where Zhongshan North Road now crosses the Keelung River. In 2002, Zhongshan Bridge was dismantled into sections and piled by the river, awaiting renewed attention and restoration by the government. ▨ Product Features Medium-weight short-sleeve T-shirt, Made In Taiwan. Crafted from 20-count combed cotton for a soft, skin-friendly feel, with artwork printed by ZJ. This T-shirt offers a stylish and high-quality look for both men and women 🥰. It's opaque, so no need to worry about innerwear showing or awkward transparency. The neckline is securely constructed, reflecting the quality of this Taiwanese-made product. While pure cotton offers some breathability, the medium-weight fabric and printed design may have a slight texture. If you're seeking an extremely breathable T-shirt, this might not be the ideal choice. ▨ Recommended Colors & Sizing Color: Dusty Pink (subtle, not overly vibrant) This is a classic fit, not an oversized style. For a looser feel, women should opt for M or L, and men should choose L or XL. Model A (Female): 155cm/50kg, S for a comfortable fit, M for a looser feel. Model B (Female): 163cm/55kg, M for a comfortable fit, L for a looser feel. Model C (Male): 175cm/70kg, L for a comfortable fit, XL for a looser feel. Model D (Male): 180cm/75kg, L for a fitted look, XL for a comfortable fit. Fit Definitions: Fitted < Comfortable < Loose < Very Loose If you require a 2XL, please message us for a custom order, which will extend the delivery time. ▨ Taiwanese Series Cotton T-Shirt Drawing Story About Taiwan Made In Taiwan Taiwanese, No.4 T, Meiji Bridge The Grand Hotel in Taipei was formerly the Taiwan Shrine, and the Meiji Bridge leading to the Taiwan Shrine was also a landmark building of the Japanese era at that time. Now the bridge is still there, but it has been dismantled into blocks and piled up by the river, waiting for the government to take it seriously again and restore it. ▨ Other Item Number: TW004SPI Please note that product measurements and graphic placement may have a 1-2cm error. Photos are taken in kind to accurately represent colors, but variations may occur due to screen differences. ZJ operates this shop solo. Shipping and response times may not be immediate; your patience is appreciated. Washing Instructions: Gentle wash inside out, do not tumble dry, do not wring, do not bleach. ZJ holds no political stance. The aim is to share objective and unbiased historical anecdotes about Taiwan, presented from the perspective of an admirer of historical sites and architectural art. We hope the Taiwanese government will restore the Meiji Bridge (Zhongshan Bridge). This content references articles and videos from Academia Sinica and cultural historian Mr. Ling Zong-kui. Old photographs are sourced from the archives of the Institute of Taiwan History, Academia Sinica.