By MOOK Scenic Spots Editorial Team
Asia’s beloved monsters are making a big splash in Taiwan! The movie ties in with Christmas, as *Movie Edition Yo-kai Watch: Lord Enma and the Five Stories, Meow!* premieres on December 23. Last year, teaming up with dance queen Jolin Tsai helped heat up the countdown stage with the cute Jibanyan. This time, an extravagant 8 million yuan has been poured into crafting a detailed monster-themed Christmas tree for the season. Even before the movie’s release, traces of the monsters can be found all across the Greater Taipei area!
The monsters meet Taiwanese audiences on the eve of Christmas. (Image provided by Gaishang Entertainment)
The installation art in the expansive park. (Image provided by Gaishang Entertainment)
At the bustling Miramar in Zhongzheng District, the super-cute monster Christmas tree has made a dazzling debut. Towering at 12 meters high and 7 meters in diameter, the entire tree is adorned with 5,000 LED lights and a sea of star lights, quickly becoming a hot photo spot for fans. Head over to New Taipei Christmasland and you’ll also spot adorable monsters—the installation art in Wanping Park faithfully recreates scenes from the film, captivating both kids and adults alike!
The monster Christmas tree at Miramar in Zhongzheng. (Image provided by Gaishang Entertainment)
The installation art in Wanping Park. (Image provided by Gaishang Entertainment)
*Movie Edition Yo-kai Watch: Lord Enma and the Five Stories, Meow!* has also released a brand-new poster. The super cool Lord Enma sits atop the central Monster Throne, joined by Jibanyan, Bushinyan, Nyamandarashi, Komasan, Komajiro, and the brand-new character USApyon—all gathered bravely to defend the friendship between humans and monsters. The second installment of the Yo-kai Watch movie attracted 974,000 viewers in its opening weekend in Japan. Now, the monsters are meeting Taiwanese audiences on the eve of Christmas!
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