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The JiMi Moon has been temporarily removed due to the typhoon effect and heavy rain safety concerns

Published: 2026-11-09 👁 100 views
Last updated 2026-11-09 — The Bijitan JiMi Super Moon has been temporarily removed due to heavy rain Due to the heavy rain on the 28th, the water level of the Xindian River rose. New Taipei City – based on safety considerations – has temporarily removed the three JiMi Moon art installations originally placed on the water...

By / Scenic Spots Home compiled report

Due to the heavy rain on the 28th, the water level of the Xindian River rose. New Taipei City – based on safety considerations – has temporarily removed the three JiMi Moon art installations originally placed on the water to a safe location.

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As Typhoon Mitag approaches Taiwan, the exhibitions will be restored after the water level of the Xindian River returns to a more moderate state, ensuring the safety of visitors and the artworks.

Photo / New Taipei City-

Photo / yuxin_ling

Photo / yuxin_ling

 According to the Central Weather Bureau’s Typhoon Mitag maritime typhoon warning issued on the morning of September 29, influenced by the outer circulation, there is a chance of localized heavy rain or torrential rain in the mountainous areas of Greater Taipei and the Keelung northern coast, as well as a chance of localized heavy rain in the plains of Greater Taipei.

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