FLOMO is a contraction of 'Fong-Loong,' the name of the original parent company founded in the 1970s.
The museum holds a Guinness World Record-holding collection of eraser designs, showcasing the company's historical dominance in the rubber stationary market.
It was established to preserve the disappearing traditional industrial culture of stationery manufacturing in Taiwan.
The museum complex integrates an active production line, allowing visitors to see machinery in operation alongside historical displays.
The facility features specialized exhibits dedicated to the chemistry and raw material selection process for non-toxic erasers.
It is Taiwan's first museum focused exclusively on the cultural history of stationery.
The FLOMO Stationery Museum is the first professional museum in Taiwan dedicated specifically to the history and manufacturing of stationery. Located within the FLOMO Stationery factory in Kaohsiung, it offers an interactive educational experience focusing on the evolution of writing and office tools. The facility houses an extensive collection of erasers and pencils, showcasing the transformation of stationery design and production techniques over several decades. Visitors can participate in hands-on workshops to create their own customized stationery items. The site functions as a multi-purpose educational center that blends industrial heritage with public engagement. It serves as a primary hub for learning about the daily objects often overlooked in consumer markets.
The oversized, colorful eraser art installations located in the main lobby and central museum atrium.
Pre-book DIY workshops online in advance to ensure availability during peak periods.
Check the official website for seasonal group event schedules before your arrival.
Dedicate extra time if traveling with children, as the interactive DIY section is highly engaging.
Do not attempt to enter restricted manufacturing zones that are not clearly marked as part of the public museum tour.
Closed on Mondays and Tuesdays.
