Qianjia Station

I feel that there is a wonderful place in Hsinchu near Qianjiali, and there is a feeling of turning into a village on the crowded streets of Hsinchu. Qianjia Railway Station can be reached by turning a few hundred meters into Qianjia Road on the bus 5th road. When you drive to the intersection in front of Qianjia Station, it is best to turn left. There are many places under the viaduct to park. It’s just that in general it may take another 100 meters to get a parking space, but basically there is always a stop. In fact, if you have a thicker face, you can turn right and enter the vicinity of the station. The hinterland of the station is quite large. In addition, Qianjia Station is the least lively among the six branch lines. It is not a problem to stop a little. I actually saw some People parked their cars there. But because the station expressly stipulates that parking is not allowed nearby, it depends on how individuals measure it.

Compared with Takenaka The crowd is less Although it is also a must for Hsinchu to go to the Inner Bay But there is no attractive plan around It is not an exaggeration to say that it is exclusively used by local residents for commuting. Information about station transfers and time at a glance There are bus stops on Qianjia Road outside the station You can transfer to Aibu or Hsinchu City There are also rental stations for UBIKE It ’s really convenient for local residents.

The escalator has been broken for a long time, and whenever it rains, you will see a pile of buckets in the hall.

This is a relatively small railway station, there are not many people, but getting off the train is a quiet farmland environment! Toilets also provide toilet paper

A station that I may never know in this life, but because I could not find a toilet during the journey, I happened to visit a station with few people in the suburbs, standing in front of me like a god in an instant, letting me escape from the shit! Chika Station, a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to meet you! In honor of this!

This is the dirtiest Taiwan Railway station I have ever been to. First of all, birds don’t lay eggs, there are a lot of mosquitoes, and the toilets with love are super invincible and dirty. Generally, the toilets are very smelly. Fortunately, there is a ubike next to me to escape this ghost place. Station A is located in the eastern district of Hsinchu City. It is a railway station on the Neiwan Line of the Taiwan Railway Administration. It connects with the Hsinchu-Zhuzhong section of the Neiwan Line to the Liujia Line. It is newly established as a connection to the Hsinchu Station of the Taiwan Railways in line with the Taiwan Railway MRT policy. One of the stations. The station was opened on November 11, 2011. The former name of the station was "World Expo (Qianjia) Station". The area near the station was named "Jiujiapu", and its name was "Qianjia". There are more than 1,000 people named after it, so when the station is planned to be built, it will be used as the station name for the time being. In 2010, the Hsinchu City Government purchased the "Taiwan Pavilion", the pavilion at the 2010 Shanghai World Expo in China, and planned to reorganize it there. It hoped to name the new station the World Expo, but it was backlashed by local people, believing that the ancient place name disappeared and hurt Local emotions. In April 2011, the local government invited the director of the station to participate in the conference and decided to change its name to "World Expo Qianjia". However, Taiwan Railway said that it could not be achieved under the existing ticketing system technology. The secondary station name labeling method is processed. However, since the opening of traffic in November 2011, people still believe that the station name marking method is inappropriate. The local government started coordination for the third time in March 2012, and finally decided to change back to the name of Qianjia, which was formally restored in January 2013.