For twenty years, we have remained on the front lines of railway heritage conservation. Through our rigorous practice of filing "Applications for Recognition as Immovable Cultural Relics," we have helped secure cultural heritage status for 30 railway buildings.

We constantly feel the urgency of disappearing railway historical remnants, and this sense of crisis has transformed into the momentum that keeps us moving forward. The path of heritage conservation never stops, because every preserved station, boundary marker, and water tower is a trace of history etched into the rails. We continue to utilize imagery and research to find an outlet for railway history; this is not only our mission, but a relay race concerning memory and civilization.