An ACG-themed underground arcade billed as southern Taiwan's largest will open across all zones near Kaohsiung Station on July 18, Liberty Times (ltn) reported on the 21st—set to become a new cultural and tourism hub favored by young people.

ACG spans anime, comics and games, forming an industry on the back of a deep fan base and lively spending. A space gathering related goods, exhibits and events draws not only enthusiasts but general visitors.

Sitting in a station commercial district, the underground arcade has good access and can absorb passing foot traffic directly. Kaohsiung aims to use it as a springboard to grow downtown vitality, youth jobs and tourism content together.

As ACG culture is shared across borders, it is also expected to draw overseas fans and tourists. Still, differentiated content and steady operation must back it for long-term success.

This paper reports how cultural content reshapes city spaces. A space blending youth culture and tourism adds vitality to an area and widens leisure options for young Chinese residents too.