Adapted from the online travel notes “Youth 18×2 Japan's Slow Traffic Wandering” which has set off a topic in Taiwan, the “Youth 18×2 Journey to Youth” has set off a wave of check-in attraction in Taiwan! In this youth love movie, the male protagonist Jimmy (played by Xu Guanghan) and the female protagonist Ami (played by Qiehara Guoye) met in Taiwan. During this period, they visited many attractions together. After the movie was released, it is also expected to set off a craze for star-chasing and check-in. Klook takes stock of the 8 major Taiwanese shooting locations in the movie, follow the footsteps of the movie and explore the beauty and romance of Taiwan together!
CHIANG YU-HSUAN
“Youth 18×2 Journey to You” Filming Location #01: Yunlin “Sweetheart Fashion Hall”
Yunlin Huwei's “Sweetheart Fashion Hall” is the actual shooting location of “Kobe KTV” where Jimmy and Ami work in the film. In order to shoot the movie, the crew carefully reset the hall's signature into an old-fashioned style and painted KTV exterior murals.
“Youth 18×2 Journey to You” Filming Location #02: Tainan “First Temple of Heaven”
Tainan's “First Temple of Heaven” is a temple where Jimmy and Ami met for the first time together. “The Temple of Heaven” is the only temple built by officials and civilians in Taiwan. It is now a historical site for Tainan Municipality. Fans may wish to come and pray for blessings and appreciate the finely carved temple dragon pillars. In addition, you can also taste the famous Taiwanese restaurant Axia Hotel next to the temple.
“Youth 18×2 Journey to You” Filming Location #03: Tainan “Wu Sheng Night Market”
Tainan’s oldest night market, Wusheng Night Market, is where Jimmy rides his bike for the first time. When you come to Wusheng Night Market, in addition to the must-eat grandma's sweet potatoes, tricycle large intestine sausages, papaya milk and other delicacies, you can't miss them. There are fun classic night market games such as ring circles and squirting balloons, so that you can feel the excitement and food of Tainan Night Market. Movies can remember the Tainan Night Market's formula “Big Wuhua Dawuhua” and visit on Wednesdays and Saturdays when it is open.