Neiwan Police Station. Located in Neiwan, Hsinchu County, the Neiwan Police Station ingeniously combines Japanese colonial era architectural style with modern green building concepts, becoming a unique local. Located in Neiwan, Hsinchu County, the Neiwan Police Station ingeniously combines Japanese colonial era architectural style with modern green building concepts, becoming a unique local cultural landmark. The police station was originally built on a small hillside next to the Neiwan Train Station, and was later relocated to a more accessible location near Provincial Highway 120, and was meticulously restored and rebuilt in the style of a Japanese colonial era police station. The roof of the Neiwan Police Station features Japanese tiles, and the walls are made of imitation wood cement boards, perfectly recreating the rustic elegance of Japanese architecture. This design gives the police station not only a nostalgic charm but also harmonizes with the surrounding green mountains and trees, adding a sense of natural tranquility. Furthermore, to meet the demands of modern architecture, the Neiwan Police Station incorporates contemporary building materials such as cultural stones and integrates the concept of green building into its design. The interior of the police station is equipped with energy-saving, water-saving, and heat-insulating facilities, providing a comfortable working environment for police officers and a spacious and convenient space for the public to conduct official business. The Neiwan Police Station is not only a law enforcement agency but also a tourist attraction for local residents and visitors. Its unique Japanese-style architecture, combined with modern environmental design, not only showcases the fusion of culture and history but also reflects a commitment to environmental protection. The existence of this police station serves not only as a protector of the community but also as
Address: 新竹縣橫山鄉中山街二段8號
Hours: 00:00–23:59
Hsinchu County