Dou Nan Station — The last station from the Japanese colonial era, Dou Nan Station was established in the 36th year of Meiji, originally called Taliwu Station. It was rebuilt into a brick station building at the end of World War II, making it the last railway station rebuilt during Japanese rule in Taiwan.

Dou Nan Station. The last station from the Japanese colonial era, Dou Nan Station was established in the 36th year of Meiji, originally called Taliwu Station. It was rebuilt into a brick station building at the end of World War II, making it the last railway station rebuilt during Japanese rule in Taiwan. The last station from the Japanese colonial era, Dou Nan Station was established in the 36th year of Meiji, originally called Taliwu Station. It was rebuilt into a brick station building at the end of World War II, making it the last railway station rebuilt during Japanese rule in Taiwan. In the early years, sugar packed by the Huwei Sugar Factory was transferred to Dou Nan via the sugar railway, and then distributed to ports for export via the main line. Address: 雲林縣斗南鎮雲林縣斗南鎮南昌里中山路2號 Hours: 00:00–23:59 Yunlin