泰山區娃娃產業文化館 - Lane 26

At first I thought it was boring, but when the elevator door opened, I saw my aunt said seriously, please change the indoor shoes. At first, I wanted to say, clams, what's the big deal, such a boring environment, I still need to change my shoes Afraid of dirt? When I stepped inside, I first looked at his history, and his aunt ’s enthusiastic guide explained that the corridor was like a shuttle time. When I saw the aunt in the photo, it was originally black hair and became white hair. I I know, here, she put in a lot of effort, 16 years, what is worth her here, no complaints, no regrets, and no salary for 16 winters, I am still wondering, out of the tunnel, there are dolls on display. Eye Dolls, Japanese Dolls, European Dolls, Court Dolls ... Each doll is original, their eyes (most of them are actually the same) and clothes (important here) seem to be telling the creator One stitch and one stitch is no longer a trivial touch, but the final best output. After reading, I have a joy of sublimation because I know that I must share this good place with others. It is worth coming. And next time i will sign it up Side of doll making courses !!

The park also has a library, a Barbie doll house, and an activity center???

The doll house on the 4th floor has a lot of collections and is well maintained and free to visit; the 3rd floor is a parent-child themed library with a lot of comic books; outdoor play equipment, easy for children to walk, there is a paddling pool in summer, the parking lot is very advanced and large, and parking is convenient.

Located on the 4th floor of the Maple (Futai) Civic Activity Center in Taishan District, New Taipei City, it is a free-to-visit and guided intellectual cultural center. To enter the museum, you must first register with the real name, and then put on the indoor slippers prepared in the museum. First, review the history of the doll industry, and then enter the collection of Barbie dolls for many years. In the most admired collection area, there are many creative dolls of community volunteers, such as aboriginal costumes/Dadaocheng costumes/fashionable dresses... etc. They are really beautiful and special. I recommend everyone to come to this cultural center if you have time. Take a look around. (Key point: Photography is prohibited in the museum)

The introduction of the volunteers was very detailed and enthusiastic. He also had a certain understanding of the doll industry. In addition, admission to the museum is free. There are many rare collections and works of students in the museum. Although it occupies a small area, it is very valuable to watch. , and can learn about the relevant history, and feel that more people should be made aware of this industrial culture.