Shehuiyao Cultural Center

Oyster ash burning is a long-standing traditional industry in Tainan, which was recorded in the Dutch Period in the 17th century. Oyster ash, sugar water, glutinous rice juice, etc. are commonly known as "sanhetu", which is an important building material commonly used in traditional architecture for hundreds of years. However, in the 1970s and 1980s, as a result of mass production by modern lime industry, the hand-made oyster ash was gradually eliminated, and the ash kiln in Anping was also facing the fate of demolition. The ash kiln here is the only one that is still complete. There are oyster ash kiln cultural center, oyster ecological exhibition square, oyster Ecological Exhibition Hall and central square in the museum. Among them, Anping District is the most complete planning, the most abundant information of small museums!

Address: No.1, 110 Anbei Road, Tainan City

Longitude: 120.1593848

Latitude: 23.0025047