The park was designed to promote public art engagement within the high-tech industrial environment of the Southern Taiwan Science Park.
The central art installation is inspired by Jimmy Liao's book 'The Train to Tomorrow'.
It is frequently referred to locally as the TSMC Jimmy Park due to its proximity and development history.
The site includes a reflective pool area that mirrors the art installations under specific lighting conditions.
Hubin Yashe Jimmy Theme Park is a specialized public art space located within the Southern Taiwan Science Park in Tainan. The park features large-scale outdoor installations based on the picture books of Taiwanese illustrator Jimmy Liao. Central to the park is the 'Wish Foundation' installation, which includes a notable train carriage statue. The grounds serve as a recreational area for local tech park employees and visitors, integrating public art with landscaped green space. The site maintains a connection to the corporate social responsibility initiatives of the nearby TSMC facility. As an open-air installation site, the park is designed for pedestrian exploration of its thematic art pieces.
The train carriage installation provides the most iconic frame for photos.
Visit during the shoulder hours of the morning or late afternoon to avoid direct, intense mid-day heat.
Bring sun protection such as umbrellas or hats, as the park features limited natural shade.
Combine your visit with a trip to the nearby Science Park walking trails for a longer outing.
Avoid visiting during the peak heat of the afternoon in the summer months as there is very little overhead cover.
Respect the art installations by refraining from climbing on or touching the statues.
