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Last updated 2026-09-26 — Recently, in the bustling streets of Taipei, several large roses have appeared, standing on both sides of the walkway, making passersby eager to stop for photos and check-ins. This delightful rose avenue was specially created by Shin Kong Mitsukoshi...

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Recently, in the bustling streets of Taipei, several large roses have appeared, standing on both sides of the walkway, making passersby eager to stop for photos and check-ins. This delightful rose avenue was specially created by Shin Kong Mitsukoshi Taipei South District to present a visual representation of spring. The installation features 20 rose art pieces of varying sizes and colors. In addition to the pink shades that drive women wild, the intricately crafted giant rose blossoms are particularly eye-catching and quickly went viral online.

Shin Kong Mitsukoshi Taipei South District specially created 20 rose art pieces of varying sizes and colors to present a visual representation of spring (Image provided / IG: honeylove33456)

Shin Kong Mitsukoshi Taipei South District Rose Avenue (Image provided / IG: honeylove33456)

The Rose Avenue is a feast for the eyes (Image provided / IG: matthewsf.lee)

Originally designed as the main visual exhibition area for Valentine’s Day, titled “Flowers Bloom at South District,” it started on February 12 and will continue until mid-May, coinciding with Mother’s Day. Visitors who want to see the Rose Avenue can exit at Exit 1 of Zhongshan Metro Station, cross the street, and find it right there. Its beautiful and vibrant rose installations have sent netizens snapping photos non-stop.

Shin Kong Mitsukoshi created “Flowers Bloom at South District” to celebrate Valentine’s Day (Image source / Shin Kong Mitsukoshi Taipei South District)

The Rose Avenue exhibition will continue until around mid-May (Image source / Shin Kong Mitsukoshi Taipei South District)

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