Jade Rabbit Pencil School Tourist Factory Ticket

The "Yutu Pencil School Tourism Factory", a popular parent‑child attraction in Yilan, Taiwan, has been established since 1947. It is the birthplace of Taiwan's first ballpoint pen and a time‑honoured brand that carries the memories of generations. Unlike ordinary attractions, it fully preserves the original look of the traditional factory, precious cultural relics, and Japanese‑style architecture. Stepping into the premises feels like travelling through a time tunnel. The ticket includes a professional guided tour, taking you through the entire pencil production process and answering fun questions such as "how the lead is inserted into the pencil barrel".

The core experience must include the DIY painted pencil activity, where you can choose the shape and charm to create a one‑of‑a‑kind travel souvenir. There are also group games like pencil fishing and stacking blocks, as well as interactive sessions where you can check in at the capture‑a‑pictorial spots and exchange for mystery gifts, ensuring both adults and children have a great time. The park also features a 2‑metre‑tall world's largest cypress pencil, a nostalgic staff store, and a creative merchandise area where you can purchase classic limited‑edition items like the F220 ballpoint pen.

The ticket offers excellent value for money, combining knowledge, fun, and commemorative significance. Whether it's for parent‑child edutainment, couples reminiscing and checking in, or team building, it is highly suitable. It is a must‑visit popular attraction for a half‑day or full‑day trip in Yilan!

The playful and creative graffiti evokes the joy of writing from childhood and brings back fond memories of Yutu for adults.

The visit and learning process feels like entering a time tunnel, with original cultural relics and equipment fully presenting the authentic appearance of the traditional factory.

Lead children to discover the charm of the old brand, experience the DIY pencil activity firsthand, and have the most fun making it themselves!

Group games: Fishing competition

Group games: Plank stacking