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Last updated 2026-09-24 — Travelers visiting Japan often include a rail journey in their itinerary. This time, railway enthusiasts don’t need to fly all the way to Japan — the ‘Grand Railway Exhibition’ is right here at Taipei’s Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall. The exhibition brings precious models from four major Japanese railway companies: JR Central, JR East, Keikyu, and Seibu...

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It’s common for visitors to Japan to take a railway tour, but this time, railway fans don’t need to fly all the way to Japan — the ‘Grand Railway Exhibition’ is right here at Taipei’s Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall. The exhibition brings precious models from four major Japanese railway companies: JR Central, JR East, Keikyu, and Seibu, to Taiwan. The exhibition runs from January 16 to April 17. Fans of railways should seize the opportunity to visit.

The Grand Railway Exhibition runs from January 16 to April 17. (Image source / Grand Railway Exhibition)

The highlight of the exhibition is an ultra-cool maglev train experience imported from Japan. Based on real maglev technology, the ‘simulated maglev train’ lets you take the controls of the ‘TETORO’ railway interactive toy to get a first-hand taste of future tech. Other attractions include the legendary Dream Star EF-510, the ultra-popular Dr. Yellow, the Shinkansen series including the Nozomi and Hikari trains, as well as trains from around the world.

Experience the ultra-cool maglev train. (Image source / Grand Railway Exhibition)

The exhibition also features rare Japanese trains such as limited express trains, sightseeing trains, Shinkansen, and sleeper trains, along with world-famous railway vehicles. Visitors can explore detailed timelines to learn about railway history and admire the various unique models. There’s even a chance to dress up as a train conductor and take photos with your favorite locomotive — becoming a train driver is no longer just a dream.

Japan’s rare trains and world-renowned railway vehicles. (Image source / Grand Railway Exhibition)

【Info】
【Grand Railway Exhibition】
Exhibition Dates: January 16 (Sat), 2016 ~ April 17 (Sun), 2016
Exhibition Hours: 09:00 ~ 18:00 (Last entry at 17:30; closed on New Year’s Eve and New Year’s Day)
Venue: Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall — Chiang Kai-shek Gallery
Address: No. 21, Zhongshan South Road, Zhongzheng District, Taipei City
Organizer: Kuan Hong Arts Brokerage Co., Ltd.
Co-organizer: Sanbeda Co., Ltd.


Ticket Information
 
【Purchase Channels】
Kuan Hong Ticketing
 
【On-site Ticket Prices】
Adult: NT$280
Student: NT$240 (with valid student ID for domestic vocational schools or below)
Child: NT$160 (ages 2–6 or height 90–115 cm; valid ID required)
Senior: NT$140 (for seniors aged 65+; valid ID required)
 
【Free Admission】
Children under 2 years old or under 90 cm tall (must be accompanied by an adult with a ticket)
Holders of disability certificates (valid ID required)
 

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