The museum is housed in the original site of the Yongxin Furniture factory, which was established in the 1970s.
It is the first museum in Taiwan focused specifically on the woodworking and furniture manufacturing industry.
The facility features a 'Mortise and Tenon' section showcasing traditional structural joints that require no nails or glue.
The collection includes rare, antique wood-processing machinery used in Taiwan's early industrial era.
Visitors can observe the 'Chun-Zhuang' (traditional dowry furniture) culture, which was a vital part of Taiwanese weddings for decades.
The Furniture Manufacturing Eco-Museum in Tainan is an interactive heritage site dedicated to the history and techniques of traditional Taiwanese woodworking. Located within a former furniture factory, the museum preserves the legacy of Tainan's once-thriving timber industry. Visitors can explore various workshops that demonstrate joinery methods, furniture restoration, and the assembly of classic Chinese-style pieces. The museum houses an extensive collection of period furniture and vintage woodworking tools. It emphasizes experiential learning, offering hands-on DIY crafting sessions for participants. The space serves as both a museum and a working facility where current artisans continue to practice traditional craft.
The central exhibition hall featuring the historical assembly lines and large-scale period furniture sets.
Check the schedule for scheduled DIY woodworking workshops before visiting, as some require advanced registration.
Wear comfortable footwear as the site includes active workshop areas with sawdust and industrial flooring.
Check the museum's official website or social media channels for potential changes in tour availability or private events.
Avoid arriving without checking the website, as the museum sometimes hosts private industry events that restrict general access.
Closed on Mondays and Tuesdays.
Do not touch the tools or raw materials in active workshop areas unless instructed; wear closed-toe shoes for safety in the production zones.
