水沙連輕旅行，遇見紙教堂
Detour to Shuishalian, Encounter with the Paper Dome
埔里站 Puli Station
埔里桃米社區內的紙教堂，原為1995年日本阪神大地震後鷹取教會所建，2005 年後拆遷至現址，成為台日社區交流之見證。埔里位居臺灣地理中心，因得天獨厚的水質，造就當地優質的農產品與釀酒。國道 6 號高速公路2009年全線通車，由於埔里及魚池一帶在清代舊稱水沙連，即以此命名為水沙連高速公路。
The Paper Dome church in Taomi Community, Puli Township was built by Takatori Catholic Church using paper tubes in 1995, after the Great Hanshin Earthquake. In 2005, it was taken down and relocated to where it is now, as a symbol of relationship between Taiwan and Japan. Puli is in the geographical center of Taiwan and blessed with great water, which was used to grow agricultural products and to ferment alcohol. Freeway No.6 was completed in 2009, and since the areas around Puli and Yuchi were called Shuishalian (or Sazum in the indigenous language) in the Qing Dynasty, the highway adopted the same name and became the Shuishalian Freeway.
