No need to go to Japan—the Taiwan version of the staircase from "Your Name" is the new IG hotspot
By MOOK Scenic Spots Editorial Team
Located in Zhunan Township, Miaoli, Qiding Station has recently become a popular photo spot online due to its staircase, which bears a striking resemblance to the one in the famous Japanese anime "Your Name." The iconic scene where the male and female protagonists pass each other in the movie has deeply touched many fans, and now you don’t have to fly to Japan—just visit Qiding Station to recreate a similar scene.
Qiding Station staircase resembles a scene from "Your Name" (Photo provided by sunny__roger)
Qiding Station staircase resembles a scene from "Your Name" (Photo provided by ie_0520_)
Qiding Station is a small, unstaffed station. Nearby attractions include the "Mother and Child Tunnel," also known as the "Spirited Away Tunnel," and a seaside viewing platform. With nearly a century of history, the station has no main building, and its simple waiting area exudes a nostalgic, retro vibe. The tranquil environment makes it a great spot for a relaxing trip.
Qiding Station is full of retro charm (Photo provided by bobo__1205)
Qiding Station seaside viewing platform (Photo provided by bobo__1205)
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Qiding Station
Location: No. 55, Beihu, Qiding Li, Zhunan Township, Miaoli County
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