Japanese anime film, Your Name, has created a huge sensation in China.

Since its premier in China on December 2, Your Name, written and directed by Makoto Shinkai, has been a box-office smash, grossing 280 million yuan ($40.6 million) in just two days. Its first-day box office takings were as high as 75.9 million yuan (US$11.03 million), breaking the record previously held by Stand By Me, Doraemon for Japanese films screened in China.

The film tells a romantic love story between two young people. In addition to the ingenious storyline and widespread marketing activity, the magical imagery, known as Shinkai-style, has contributed much to the success of the film.

Shinkai pioneered a new approach to digital film making that is distinguished by a combination of sophisticated warm lighting and detailed backdrops.

Let's take a look at some of China's landmarks in Shinkai-style.