Sankuaicuo Station - Sanmin District

If you're nearby, take a look It's not necessary to come here specially nothing fancy

Giving 4.2 stars, it is the Taiwan Railway Station. I, the Taipei dumb, also asked.. Is it the MRT? Haha!.. The exteriors are all wooden buildings, and the faint wood fragrance is very relaxing when you come closer. My friend said that if you come here to work, you will be in a good mood every day! The contrast between the original Japanese architecture and the construction of the adjacent building is quite interesting...

The taste is a light version, and it is also delicious The rice blood is soft and very good Personally, if I get tired of duck meat, I will come here to change the taste.

The old station and the new station coexist (the old station has been listed as a historic site, and the door was deeply locked during the epidemic). The surrounding new buildings and the old settlements are in sharp contrast. If the bus station is also built to imitate the wood of the station, it will have a bonus effect.

Beautiful wooden old-fashioned old station But it was not possible to enter due to the epidemic Can only take a picture at random Hope to visit again

The appearance of the station echoes the old station directly opposite. It is also a Japanese-style wooden structure, and you can smell the fragrance of cypress. The station is not on the obvious main road, but hidden in the alleys. Although it is in the downtown area, it is very quiet. At present, it is a simple station of the Taiwan Railway, and only the shuttle bus will stop. Take the escalator to the first floor underground, and you can see the classic Japanese roof, which is integrated with the modern architecture. The old station is already a municipal historic site and has been preserved. After repairs and rectifications, it was initially available for public viewing; but recently it was rented out to a design company, but unfortunately it is no longer available to visit. The first photo was downloaded by the Cultural Affairs Bureau. At that time, the new station had not yet been built, and the old station was open for public viewing. Sankuacuo Station was not a station at first, but a small greeting station (Sankuacuo boarding and landing ground) built in 1908. Later, it began to flourish. The Japanese government built a new "Sankuicuo Station", the first of the Fengshan branch line. It is also an important means of transportation for merchants and Kaohsiung Middle School in the area of ​​Sanfeng Middle Street. However, after the current Kaohsiung Station was established in 1941, it almost replaced the function of Sancuicuo Station, and finally the station was abandoned in 1986. Fortunately, it was listed as a municipal monument in 2004, avoiding the fate of being demolished. After 30 years of silence, thanks to the undergroundization of the railway, it reappeared on the timetable of the Taiwan Railway in 2018. The Cultural Affairs Bureau retained and repaired the original old station, and built a new station directly opposite. The classic Japanese-style wooden appearance and modern architecture give everyone a refreshing and unobstructed beauty.