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Located at the North Gate and next to Taipei Main Station, the "Taipei Memory Warehouse" is a red brick building built during the Japanese occupation period. Its space is adjacent to the Tamsui River and Dadaocheng Wharf, reflecting the prosperous trade development of Taipei at that time and witnessing trade and transportation from waterways. The transition to land transportation. At present, this space is based on the theme of mountain forest resources and product trade, and the story of watershed and urban development. Through the spatial evolution of the upper, middle and lower reaches, it tells the process of how people on the land use and create resources, and at the same time creates a platform for dialogue with multiple viewpoints.

a beautiful place Tranquil, quiet, full of woody fragrance full of memories Comfortable seats Drinks Delicious cakes Indoor and outdoor seating It's hard to imagine that there is such a quiet place in Taipei City Really great ❤️

The architecture itself during the Japanese occupation period is very beautiful, and there have been exhibitions and a series of lectures recently. The lectures themselves are well planned, and listening to the lectures in the old house is even more unique. There is also a restaurant and a small bar on the first floor. I would like to try it if I have the opportunity.

Very beautiful and tasteful building, the second floor is not open, Part of the first floor is displayed, part of the restaurant is rebuilt, and the original interior of the building is preserved, which is very distinctive

In-depth tourism is worth a visit. There are often activities or exhibitions. It is the first time to visit Taipei after living in such a long time. "Taipei Memory Warehouse" is a red brick building built during the Japanese Occupation. Its space is located at the North Gate, next to Taipei Main Station, and adjacent to Danshui River and Dadaocheng Wharf, reflecting the booming trade development in Taipei at that time and witnessing the journey of commercial transportation from water to land transportation. The museum takes mountain forest resources and product trade as the theme, takes the watershed and urban development context as the story, tells how people on the land use and create resources through the spatial evolution of the upper, middle and lower reaches, and creates a dialogue platform for multiple perspectives. The full name of "Mitsui Warehouse" is "Old Mitsui & Co., Ltd. North Gate Warehouse". It is a red brick two-story building built around 1913-1914 during the Japanese occupation period. It is one of the few historical buildings in Taiwan that retains the Mitsui Group's diamond trademark. From 1914 to 1920, the Mitsui Group signed a cooperative relationship with Guangtong Transportation Co., Ltd.. The Mitsui Warehouse was used as a warehouse for Mitsui Transportation Co., Ltd. to store Mitsui products. Until 1935, the warehouse was seriously damaged, so the renovation was carried out. After completion, it was transferred to Used by the Nitto Merchant Shipping Group; after the war, the warehouse was transferred to the Taiwan Provincial Bureau of Materials and Management, and in 2002 was transferred to the Taiwan Railway Administration to take over. As of 2016, in conjunction with the implementation of the Gateway Project in Taipei City’s West District, Mitsui Warehouse was relocated 51 meters eastward by means of relocation, preservation and reorganization. It was planned to be used as an exhibition space, and officially began to use "Memory Warehouse" as the core concept in November 2018. Reappear. At the entrance of the first floor, the gable wall that was cut and preserved at that time can still be seen, which reminds the visitors of the history of Mitsui Warehouse during the Japanese Occupation. As the leading information station for connecting the surrounding cultural assets clusters, with Beimen as the center, connecting Futai Street foreign buildings, the Ministry of Railways, Beimen Post Office, etc., it is the representative building of Taipei City, witnessing the Qing Dynasty, the Japanese occupation period and the post-war Taipei city. The modern development of railway traffic.

If you pass by the North Gate or Taipei Main Station, it is worth visiting here. This is the Mitsui Warehouse that was rebuilt and relocated during the Japanese occupation period. It is now organized by the Taipei City Government and turned into a public art exhibition space. The exhibition of images of Taipei's era and the historical sites of Taipei City is also currently in the exhibition "Seeing the Domain: Journey of Time and Space in the River Basin". Paintings, such as Guanyin Mountain, Tamsui River and Taipei Bridge, also show us the rise and fall of the development of the river transport in Taipei, which just reflects the development trajectory of Taipei, from the river transport of the manga to the railway transport of Taipei Station (Mitsui Warehouse), It is worth a glance. If it is paired with the nearby Taipei Post Office, North Gate, Futai Street Mansion and Railway Museum, it is definitely a great historical and cultural tour! It's a pity that it is a little thin because of a single collection. I hope the Taipei City Government will continue to increase activities to increase everyone's willingness to know and visit! ! !

After visiting the Ministry of Railways, I will stop by the Taipei Memory Warehouse. This brick-red building always makes people look at it every time I pass by. The warm brick-red exterior seems to carry many years of memory. This attraction is free to visit. Currently, only the first floor can be accessed. Visit, there are small exhibitions and catering departments, as well as unique heritage chicken cakes, remember to come in or have a drink when you pass by ?

Between Taipei Main Station, the North Gate and Citizen Avenue, a two-story building on the side of Zhongxiao West Road, which is crowded with people and vehicles, a red brick building built during the Japanese occupation period. , was built during the Japanese occupation period, about the 1910s. This old warehouse in the Japanese occupation era has been relocated and transformed into today's building. Some old things are displayed in the house, pictures and texts introduce the history, and also It sells some cultural and creative design supplies, coffee tables and recreational spaces that provide simple meals.