Former Monopoly Bureau Hsinchu Branch

Visit the art festival to make the historic sites more beautiful at night

The facade of the historical building is extremely beautiful. The original public sales bureau's signboard has been removed, and the retro-colored bricks have been restored. It is quite eye-catching and independent in the large and colorful desktop light boxes at the intersection of Dongmen Street and Minzu Road. It is hoped that all state-owned institutions in Taiwan that still use daily-government buildings can have this idea.

Add Line, friends will send red label rice wine, take photos of new flavors of beer and send a bottle of beer, so hi!

The Hsinchu branch of the Monopoly Bureau built in Showa 10 (1935)? Recently, the Hsinchu City Government has underground the surrounding skyline cable line And after the signs are cleared and arranged Let the Hsinchu Monopoly Bureau reproduce the beauty of historic sites?

The building is famous. At the time of the event, it was a spot for projection mapping. There are various TTL (Taiwan Beer) products. From liquor and instant noodles to detergents for clothes and tableware Although the number of items is small, there are various There are no customers even if they come (easy to shop!) I bought some rare things such as white wine, medicinal food, non-alcoholic Taiwan beer, and tomato juice from red jiuqu.

The Taiwan Liquor Company was formerly known as the Public Sales Bureau, and now it sells a lot of things, most of which are mainly alcoholic beverages, including Huadiao Chicken Noodles and Sesame Oil Chicken Noodles.

Light sculpture exhibition 10/22-10/31 18:00～22:00 every night Time capsule Time Capsule Artists: Huang Ruimin, Chen Xuanming A 5-minute walk from Hsinchu Railway Station, you will come to the Hsinchu City Historic Site "Monopoly Bureau Hsinchu Branch" commonly known as the Taiwan Wine Monopoly Bureau. The artist integrates light sculptures into the memory points of Taiwan’s tobacco and alcohol that have been closely linked to local life for a long time. It is connected to a visual performance produced by a mix and match of traditional and modern. Both Hsinchu City and Taiwan Wine are spatial carriers with a deep sense of history. Starting with a ganzai shop, it evokes the feelings of mutual trust and close relationship between people in the old-style sales space. Using the memorable color and texture of the Taiwan wine part as the transformation medium, the architecture and familiar products are integrated, and the product lines are consistent with Elements merge into the torrent of time, re-decorating this old building with a variety of brilliant color lines, and savoring the old-fashioned spatial emotions from a new perspective.