Songshan Cultural and Creative Park. The predecessor of Songshan Cultural and Creative Park is the Songshan Tobacco Factory, built in 1937 during the Japanese colonial era. It was once a representative of Taiwan's modern industry and the first professional cigarette factory in Taiwan. The predecessor of Songshan Cultural and Creative Park is the Songshan Tobacco Factory, built in 1937 during the Japanese colonial era. It was once a representative of Taiwan's modern industry and the first professional cigarette factory in Taiwan. The architectural style within the park is primarily "Japanese Early Modernism," characterized by simplicity yet exquisite detail. It features clean lines, large windows, and refined exposed aggregate concrete walls. Although production ceased in 1998, after being designated a municipal historic site in 2001, this historical area was well-preserved and transformed into a hub for contemporary cultural and creative endeavors. Today, this old factory has successfully evolved into the heart of Taiwan's creative energy. The rows of tobacco factories and warehouses from yesteryear have now become premier exhibition spaces for art, hosting everything from international photography exhibitions and large-scale design fairs to popular IP character exhibitions almost daily. The park's core includes Taiwan's first museum dedicated to design, as well as numerous "creative shops and studios" converted from old offices, where you can discover unique works by emerging Taiwanese designers. Beyond culture and creativity, the Baroque garden at the center of the park, with its symmetrical fountain and exquisite landscaping, offers a perfect spot for relaxation. Adjacent to it is the ecological pond (originally a fire water reservoir), which is now
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