The "Shiachuzhong" Police Dormitory on Nanda Road in Hsinchu will begin trial operations on February 5! The revitalization of this traditional Japanese-style house transforms it into a new cultural and artistic hub.

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Located behind the Hsinchu Train Station, the "Nanda Road Police Dormitory" is a wooden structure that dates back to the Japanese colonial period. After three years of restoration, it will open for visits on February 5, 2022. In addition to serving as an exhibition venue for the special exhibit "Return to the Roots: Hand-Drawn Architectural Maps by Li Qianlang," it also plans to offer immersive script games and a variety of hands-on experiences. Furthermore, various events will be held regularly in the future, aiming to become a new cultural and artistic hub in Hsinchu City!
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