The station was built in 1916 during the Japanese era, and has been in existence for 100 years. After being moved and reorganized twice, it has finally returned to its hometown. The restoration will be aiming for the classic look of 1937, that is, the original three equally spaced bull's-eye windows of the station at that time, and add an unequal spaced window, so that the appearance is restored to the original wood color, and the roof is covered with diamond-shaped copper tiles.