Pomegranate Station Introduction
The Legend of Shiliu Train Station, known as Shiliu Class Station when it opened in 1905 during the Meiji era, primarily served the island's freight needs in the 1960s. It is currently a service station on the Taiwan Railway's Western Line, with only commuting electric trains stopping there. The wooden station building and staff quarters were constructed in the early post-war period. Shiliu Train Station is located in the suburbs of Douliu City, previously known as "Shiliu Class Station," situated between Douliu Station (south) and Linnei Station (north). Built during the Japanese colonial period, it is the only remaining early small-sized train station in Yunlin County, serving only local trains. With a history of over a century from the Japanese colonial era to the present, it features a simple Japanese style and a tranquil environment, earning the nickname of "Centennial Old Station."
