Oriole Song Ceramic Museum - a unique ceramic museum.

If you are interested in ceramic production, you can visit the Ceramic Museum, the first museum in Taiwan dedicated to introducing ceramics. The museum mainly showcases Taiwan's 200-year-old kiln culture, and the ceramic studio has complete teaching equipment. There are four pottery-making courses every day from Tuesday to Sunday, and different themes will be introduced every season or month. The Yingge Ceramics Museum is located on the bustling Culture Road, with a clear water model opening at the entrance, symbolically isolating the outside noise and hinting at the quiet atmosphere inside the museum. This is the first museum in Taiwan with ceramics as its main theme, mainly because Yingge is known as the "Jingdezhen of Taiwan" due to its main industry being ceramics. The Ceramic Museum has three floors above ground and two floors underground. It is a modern building constructed with reinforced concrete and introduces Taiwan's 200-year-old kiln culture. Behind the park, there is a ceramic park that is perfect for families to take a walk and play together. In addition, there is a "Life is Beautiful" creative art store in the park, which is a cultural merchandise concept store operated by the Ceramic Museum. The products in the store are unique and cannot be found elsewhere! Address: No. 200, Wenhua Road, Yingge District, New Taipei City. Arrival method: Take the Taiwan Railway train to Yingge Station, exit from the Culture Road exit, turn right, and enter the Culture Old Street business district. Walk along Culture Road for about 6 minutes to see the railway culvert. Turn right and pass through the culvert. Follow the signs for 3 minutes to reach the Ceramic Old Street (Jianshanpu Road) and turn left to reach it in 3 minutes by walking along Culture Road. Cost: Free.