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Known as the "Father of Hualien Music," Teacher Guo Tzuyao has enriched the memories of many local residents with his music. To preserve important historical records and provide inspiration for future generations, the Japanese-style wooden structure has been carefully restored and transformed into a music culture museum showcasing precious manuscripts, musical instruments, and pictorial materials. Infused with the aroma of Hinoki wood, visitors are not only immersed in a cultural and artistic ambiance but also experience the resilient vitality of an old house. The Guo Tzuyao Music Culture Museum is divided into Museum 1 and Museum 2. Museum 1 primarily displays significant historical materials, including Teacher Guo's original compositions, tools for instrument restoration, handwritten letters, and pictorial data. It also features a piano once used by Teacher Guo. The walls showcase a timeline of the teacher's life story and exhibit vintage photographs, allowing visitors to glimpse his early teaching methods and lifestyle. Museum 2 mainly serves as a performance space for artistic exhibitions and community interaction, offering a venue to experience the depth of local musical culture and conveying a sense of classic elegance.