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Comment by Suyuu on February 11, 2024 at 5:10pm

Cadangan

Sehubungan dengan kenyataan di atas, dan secara kebetulan Jalan Penarikan ini terletak dalam daerah Jempol sekarang, rnesyuarat Jawatankuasa Pelancongan dan Kebudayaan Daerah Jempol yang bersidang pada 24 Mac 1998 bersetuju mengadoptasi cogan kata Daerah Jempol Laluan Bersejarah bagi daerah Jempol. Tetapi pengadoptasian sahaja, tanpa mewujudkan dan membaikpulih semula laluan itu tidak mencukupi dan memadai. Untuk melengkapkan aspirasi terakhir ini maka di sini dicadangkan:

1. Bahagian tanah yang dilintasi oleh laluan Jalan Penarikan ini iaitu dari Sungai Jempol ke Sungai Serting sepanjang lebih kurang 600 meter dan seluas kira-kira dua (2) meter, diwartakan sebagai tanah harta warisan sejarah negara.
2. Oleh sebab laluan Jalan Penarikan ini juga melintasi kawasan Istana Serting maka bangunan Istana Serting dan kawasan sekitarnya juga diwartakan sebagai harta warisan sejarah negara.
3. Berikutan dengan cadangan (2) di alas maka adalah sesuai dan logik sekali jika pihak berkuasa mewartakan juga Istana Serting sebagai sebuah muzium yang boleh menampurig dan mempamerkan bahan-bahan atau artifak-artifak sejarah yang berkaitan istana itu sendiri, Jalan Penarikan dan kawasan di sekitarnya.
4. Memandanglvn ada lot-lot tanah kepunyaan individu di sepanjang laluan Jalan Penarikan ini telah terdiri bangunan kediaman, maka laluan Jalan Penarikan itu perlu diubahsuai (lihat Lampiran G) agar tidak melangkahi kawasan kediaman yang ada.
5. Membina landskap khas di sepanjang laluan Jalan Penarikan yang diwartakan termasuk kemudahan awam.

Akhir kata jika pihak berkuasa Negeri Sembilan terlewat bertindak memperuntukkan dan sekaligus mewartakan kawasan yang dinyatakan di alas (Cadangan 1) kemungkinan besar peluang ini tidak akan diperoleh lagi (setidak-tidaknya dari segi penjimatan belanjawan membaikpulih laluan berkenaan). Generasi Malaysia akan dating hanya akan mendengar kisah Jalan Penarikan tanpa dapat melihat bukti nyata. Di samping itu Negeri Sembilan dan Malaysia akan kehilangan satu lagi mercu tanda sejarah yang signifikan dalam pembangunan politik dan ekonomi negara.

(JALAN PENARIKAN LALUAN SEJARAH iR I JEMPOL, Oleh: Norhalim I-Ij. Ibrahim dan Jamaludin bin Samsudin; dalam Warisan: Jurnal Persatuan Sejaralt Malaysia, Cawangan Negeri Sembilan 22 [1999] mukasurat 28-45)

Comment by Suyuu on February 3, 2024 at 12:49am

地方文化營銷 0.3：閱讀+出版文創:

動人口號：

口號也給予人們動力與新鮮點子，

它是簡短的一句話，包含一個地方整體的愿景。

INDRIYA 文化特區

PARK: The Cultural & Creative Hub

ARCH: The Friendship Glows

L 地方生態營銷

L 愛墾慕課·影像篇

L 韵文化：鄉韻

L 愛墾慕課·在地篇

L 婆羅洲海角

L 做客 特色小鎮

L 跟《馬來紀年》走一帶一路

L 愛墾慕課·文創篇

L 跟《馬來紀年》走一帶一路

Comment by Suyuu on January 17, 2024 at 7:24pm

东海岸经济区：关丹、北根与云冰旅游业

（关丹4日讯）彭亨州务大臣拿督斯里旺罗斯迪表示，自东海岸经济特区发展理事会（ECERDC）（East Coast Economic Region [ECER] Development Council ）成立以来，彭亨已实施14个总值40亿令吉的高影响力项目。

他说，该项目涵盖关丹、北根和云冰等地区的旅游业、制造业、基础设施发展、农业企业和社会经济等多个领域。

他表示，这些项目包括马中关丹产业园（MCKIP）、北根汽车园、甘孟清真食品中心、彭亨科技园（甘孟 Gambang，Pahang Technology Park），以及关丹港扩建及城市发展 。

农业综合企业方面，已完成的项目包括姆阿占莎（Muadzam Shah）畜牧业研究与创新中心（MSCRIC）和云冰综合黄梨产业（RIPP）。

旅游业则涉及珍尼湖州立公园和北根遗产旅游发展，关丹海滨区的关丹188塔、土产手工艺商业中心和河畔公园。

他是今日在彭亨州议会议上回答巴登东姑州议员穆斯达巴隆提问时，这么说。

后者要求列出东海岸经济特区发展理事会下的高影响力项目。

确保东彭发展平衡

旺罗斯迪也介绍其他几个正在实施的项目，即关丹的遮拉丁海龟保护和信息中心及北根旧市镇的旧建筑升级改造。

正在实施的还有马中关丹产业园的3个制造业项目和一个基础设施发展项目，涉及从登嘉楼甘马挽到彭亨州重要工业地格宾的输水管道。

在回应穆斯达巴隆口头质询时，旺罗斯迪并不否认东彭和中彭有更多发展和拨款，但州政府已采取行动，确保东彭发展更加平衡。

“州政府不仅依赖东海岸经济特区发展理事会，事实上自2018年，我担任州务大臣第一年已建立‘西彭Plus’（Pahang Barat Plus）计划促进区经济，许多项目正在西部实施。”

西彭包括文冬县、劳勿县和立卑县，而连突县和百乐县（Bera）则囊括在西彭Plus。

放眼明年逾11亿税收

彭亨州政府收入连续两年突破10亿令吉大关，放眼明年11亿3700万令吉税收目标。

彭亨州务大臣拿督斯里旺罗斯迪表示，截至12月3日，彭亨州政府已取得11亿6000万令吉收入，超过2023年财政预算案设定的10亿8000万令吉目标。

“这是一项了不起的成就，彭亨州政府连续两年收入超过10亿令吉。这使彭亨与雪兰莪和柔佛等其他发达州属持平。”

他表示，截至今年11月28日，彭亨州的投资总额为164亿令吉，其中包括47亿令吉的国内投资和116亿令吉的外国投资。

“这些数字清楚地表明，投资者对彭亨州的潜力和稳定充满信心。”

他今天在彭亨州议会提呈以“关注彭亨，人民繁荣”为主题的2024年彭亨财政预算案时，如此指出。

调查漏税降低债务

旺罗斯迪说，彭亨州政府将继续解决漏税问题，以增加对国库的贡献，并实现明年目标。

“我们将继续调查漏税情况，并监督参与彭亨州种植园计划的联邦机构，除了林业，我们也将探讨其他收入来源，包括可再生能源。”

同时，他表示州政府已成功减债，从去年的10亿3000万令吉减至今年11月的约9亿8349万令吉。

“如果在各方和合作下，债务能够进一步减少，彭亨州政府将继续努力降低债务。”

（2023年12月05日南洋商报；原題：大臣:涵盖多区多领域 彭40亿发展14大项目）

Comment by Suyuu on December 16, 2023 at 11:18am

政策利好下，特色小鎮發展前景良好

特色小鎮是指依賴某一特色産業和特色環境因素（如地域特色、生態特色、文化特色等），打造的具有明確産業定位、文化內涵、旅遊特徵和一定社區功能的綜合開發項目。

特色小鎮能夠推進新型城鎮化建設，實現鄉村振興，促進國家可持續發展，具有戰重要戰略意義。近年來，國家出台多項政策鼓勵支持特色小鎮建設，爲行業提供良好發展環境。2022年3月，國家發改委發佈《2022年新型城鎮化和城鄉融合發展重點任務》，明確提出要促進特色小鎮規範健康發展，健全各省份特色小鎮清單管理制度，加強監測監督監管，防範處置違規行爲，通報負面警示案例。

特色小鎮種類多樣，根據地域文化、自然風貌等因素可分爲曆史文化型、生態旅遊型、特色産業型、金融創新型、城郊休閒型等。在國家政策及市場需求的推動下，中國特色小鎮數量不斷增長，目前國家級特色小鎮數量超過400個。從區域分佈來看，國內特色小鎮主要分佈在華東、中南地區。其中華東地區特色小鎮數量佔比接近30%，位列第一，中南地區佔比約爲22%，位列第二。

根據新思界産業研究中心發佈的《中國特色小鎮建設規劃及與發展前景研究報告》顯示，2019-2022年，受疫情影響，國民出行意願及旅遊需求降低，疊加政策對特色小鎮建設要求不斷收緊，國內特色小鎮市場規模呈波動下降趨勢。2022年中國特色小鎮市場規模約爲10000億元，同比下降約20%。隨着國民經濟逐步恢復，旅遊經濟逐步復蘇，以及産業轉型升級步伐逐步加快，中國特色小鎮市場規模有望恢複增長態勢，行業發展前景良好。

在行業前景看好的背景下，中國特色小鎮運營企業數量不斷增加，市場競爭較爲激烈。目前國內特色小鎮運營企業主要有中青旅控股股份有限公司、天行九州控股有限公司、華僑城集團有限公司等。

新思界行業分析人士表示，隨着中國經濟發展水平不斷提升，鄉村振興産業不斷發展，以及國家政策支持力度不斷加大，中國特色小鎮市場規模將不斷增長，行業景氣度良好。在市場競爭不斷加劇，政策監管日趨嚴格的背景下，國內特色小鎮行業需要迎合市場發展需要，立足當地特色資源或區位優勢，吸引人才、技術聚集，明確自身定位，避免同質化競爭，向規範化、多元化等方向發展。(2023-11-11；原載：www.newsijie.com）

Comment by Suyuu on December 12, 2023 at 1:10pm

Pekan Tourism：Royal Town of Malaysia

Pekan is a town in the Pekan District of Pahang in Malaysia. It is popularly known as the "Royal Town of Malaysia" as it is the seat of the Pahang Sultanate. Home to some grand buildings, Pekan town is scenic and pristine with wide clean streets, spacious fields and royal palaces.

Muzium Masjid Sultan Abdullah is a graceful white mosque located in Pekan from the 1930s now renovated to a museum. The mosque is meticulously designed and is a masterpiece. Abu Bakar Royal Mosque is also located in Pekan. It is a Royal Mosque and is built in Moorish Design. Several Sultans and Royal family members rest peacefully in graves in the mausoleum of the mosque. Sultan Abu Bakar museum is also a must visit in Pekan and has a wide collection of relics, chinese glassware and ceramics.

You may also visit Chini Lake which is 70km from Pekan and takes 1 hour by road to reach. It is Malaysia’s largest freshwater lake and is home to Orang Asli who are the oldest habitants of Malaysia Peninsula. Bird watching is also a prevalent activity in Pekan and you can easily spot Hornbills. Pahang Royal Silk Weaving Center, Royal Pekan Golf Club, Royal Pahang Polo Field are among other places worth visiting in Pekan.

Things to do in Pekan

1. Sultan Abdullah Mosque Museum

2. Sultan Abu Bakar Palace

3. Sultan Abu Bakar Museum

4. Royal Pahang Silk Weaving Centre

5. Pekan Riverfront

6. Chini Lake


Food in Pekan

Pekan is well-known for its eateries and delicacies. There is a diverse menu to choose from especially for breakfast. One of the most famous delicacies is that of roti naik, tastes best when eaten hot and fresh. It is a bread bun that is selectively available in a few cities of Johor and Pahang.

Another mouthwatering dish is Murtabak which is a stuffed pancake in Malaysian style originally belonging to India. Nasi Dagang, a dish with steamed white rice packed in banana leaves with chunks of fish, is popular among locals and tourists.

There is no dearth of restaurants in Pekan. A majority of the eateries, food stalls and fruits stalls can be found along the streets between padang and Sungai Pahang and also along Sultan Ahmad riverfront. （Source: https://www.holidify.com/places/pekan/）

Comment by Suyuu on December 11, 2023 at 10:24pm

Sungai Pertemuan and Jalan Penarikan revisited

During the past weekend, my family and I embarked on a brief journey to Felda Jelai, near the border of Negeri Sembilan and Johor. Our travels led us to a place of significance, known as Sungai Pertemuan, located 8 kilometers west of the town of Bahau.

Last weekend me and family made a small trip to Felda Jelai towards the Negeri Sembilan-Johor border and made stops to and fro. Among it is a place called Sungai Pertemuan, 8 km west of the town of Bahau.

Comment by Suyuu on December 11, 2023 at 10:24pm

Translated, the name elegantly signifies the "meeting of rivers," marking the confluence of the Jempol River with the flowing waters of the Muar River. The grandeur of the Muar River extends over 100 kilometers, gracefully merging into the Straits of Melaka at the town of Muar. In times of yore, small ships ventured upstream from the straits, navigating the Muar River with apparent ease.

Comment by Suyuu on December 11, 2023 at 10:24pm

These vessels would journey upstream along the Jempol River, reaching a historic juncture that beckons our exploration. But before delving into that historical point, let us contemplate the meeting of the Muar and Jempol rivers from various perspectives.

Comment by Suyuu on December 11, 2023 at 10:23pm

In the proximity of this confluence rests the tomb of an individual known as Datuk Sempedang. Legend whispers that he led nine families from Pasai, located in Aceh, north of Sumateras island. Settling here after navigating the Muar River, Datuk Sempedang's legacy endures in the tales woven around him.

Turning our gaze northward from this meeting point, the Jempol River courses along the left, hidden from view in the expanse captured by this description. Nestled somewhere to the left, obscured by the grandeur of towering trees, lies the region christened Jalan Penarikan. Its name carries echoes of the past when ships were laboriously pulled some 300 meters to the Serting River.

Behind the walls of a Negeri Sembilan palace, the Serting River meanders, guarding the secrets of an ancient pulling route etched into its westward walls. From the Serting River, these ships embarked on a further journey, navigating the Bera River to reach the Pahang River, ultimately flowing into the vast embrace of the South China Sea.

(Source: Tuesday, July 23, 2019 https://berpetualangkeaceh.blogspot.com; Related Article: Where Muar river meets Jempol in Negeri Sembilan by Radzi Sapiee; Serting river at Jalan Penarikan by Radzi Sapiee)

Comment by Suyuu on May 23, 2023 at 10:50am

Japan Creative Centre

As a result of the Japan-Singapore summit meetings held in March and November 2007, an agreement was reached to set up the Japan Creative Centre (JCC) in Singapore as a base for disseminating information on Japan's culture and technologies. The Centre is the first of its kind outside Japan as a new type of culture and information centre that showcases Japan's "now", and could serve as a model for the future.



"Innovation and Tradition" is the main theme of the Centre. The Centre will showcase Japan's "soft power", such as pop-culture and traditional arts, besides creating space for experiencing the charms of Japan. The contents of the Centre can be enjoyed not only by the Singaporeans but also by the peoples of other Southeast Asian countries. The Centre's highlights of "Cool Japan" will include high technology, design, gourmet, fashion, traditional craft, traditional art, music and movie, anime and manga. We received valuable advice from Mr. Toshiyuki Kita, a world-renown industrial designer and design producer, in embodying the concept of the JCC project and its design. It is not public sectors but private sectors who should take the lead in promoting "soft power". Therefore, we would like to ask the private sectors to provide us with ideas and initiatives. In particular, we will highly appreciate any ideas and requests as to what is appropriate and favorable for the projects of the Centre.

A 450m2, single-story building was provided by the Singaporean government to house the Centre. The building is located at the start of Orchard Road (at 4 Nassim Road), a location so ideal for holding events to attract visitors.

Centre facilities are (1) Multi-purpose Hall with an approximate capacity of 50 seats; (2) E-Library holding a good collection of Japanese-related books, music, movie, anime and other documentary DVDs that are free for reference by the public, and (3) Exhibition Space dedicated to exhibits and displays. With these facilities to begin with, we hope you can help us further expand on our ideas.

All facilities of the Centre, in principle, are made available to a wide range of users. The Centre could also be used for various events that you co-organise with the Centre. We sincerely hope you to make full use of the Centre.

We thank you for your cooperation and continued support.

Please send us your ideas and questions to the following address:

Japan Creative Centre
Embassy of Japan in Singapore
Address: 4 Nassim Road, Singapore 258372
Tel: (+65) 6737-0434
Fax: (+65) 6735-3062
E-mail: jcc@sn.mofa.go.jp

 

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