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Historic Buildings Located in the left front of the social station, in the 14th year of Taisho (1925), Tongrenshe was founded by the social head Xiaoyuan. The railway transportation business is a business project, mainly transporting vegetables, fertilizers and grains. The Tongrenshe building currently preserved is The business office at the time. After the recovery, in the 47th year of the Republic of China, Xiao Wuchang, the son of Tongyuan’s Xiaoyuan, reorganized it into Tongrenshetong Transportation Co., Ltd. In the future, due to the convenience of road transportation, Tongrenshe, which was transported by rail, turned down.

The building of a transportation company standing in front of the station, built during the Japanese colonial era. It is now a museum of socks.

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Socks are rich in items, try to buy a few pairs to wear ~

In front of Shetou Railway Station A historical museum There is a shop selling socks nearby

An old woven stockings museum in front of the social train station, with several old machines in it, the space is small, and the tickets are free. It is a pocket-sized cultural relics that can be visited in a few minutes.

Tongrenshe was founded by Xiao Yuan in the Taisho period (1925) during the Japanese occupation period. It is mainly engaged in the rail transportation of vegetables, grains and fertilizers. After the Second World War, the son of Xiao Yuan Xiao Wuchang restructured the company into "Tongrenshe Express Co., Ltd." and continued to operate, but the company also declined after road transport replaced rail transport. Currently used as a Taiwan hosiery museum. Since the founding of the first "Victory Hosiery Factory" in Shetou by the father and son of Zheng after World War II, Shetou Township has become the "hometown of socks". It is a very precious historical material, and there are various functional and beautiful socks next to it that can be purchased. These three days also happen to be the Shetou Sock Festival, and there are shuttle buses in front of the station!

The building of the Taiwan Hosiery Museum was a vegetable, fertilizer, and grain transportation industry called "Tongrenshe" during the Japanese occupation period, but after the rise of road transportation, it eventually fell into the historical torrent. Fortunately, its construction is still It has been completely preserved so far, and was changed to "Taiwan Knitting Socks and Cultural Relics Museum" in 1999. It is actually not big but rich in the history and rise of all ages of the hosiery industry. Entering here seems to go through time and space to reach the handicraft era called "Taiwan economic miracle" spelled out by one stitch and one line-------- - A pride in the past and a transcript with full marks. Now Taiwan’s hosiery industry has gradually declined because of its inferiority to China’s cheap products, and some have transformed into tourist factories in an effort to find a first-line life... The hosiery industry in Taiwan has never been defeated by quality, but because of its high quality, it has been separated from China's cheap labor market products, and thus lost to their "cheap and inferior products." If you really want a good pair of socks, please be sure to support Taiwan’s high-quality socks, so that this industry worthy of being called the light of Taiwan will be passed down from generation to generation.