Held a Japanese product exhibition at the home of Rakuten Monkeys, which has returned to customers
On the 9th, a Japanese product exhibition was held at the Taoyuan International Baseball League, which is home to the Rakuten Monkeys of Taiwan Professional Baseball (CPBL), and local governments from all over Japan exhibited PR booths. It has been a long time since tourists to Japan have disappeared due to the corona storm that has continued for nearly two years. However, the movement with an eye on “after corona” has begun gradually.
In Taiwan professional baseball, the maximum number of spectators has been raised from 25% to 50% of the stadium capacity. The match of the day was watched by more than 4,000 people, the largest number since the league match resumed in August.
One of the events was a collaboration day with “Tigerair Taiwan,” which has many regular routes connecting Japan and Taiwan. Many elaborate events were held, such as the company’s flight attendants performing dances and real pilots appearing on mini-airplanes installed in the stadium.
In addition, Akita, Iwate, Ibaraki, Mie, Okayama, Tottori, Shimane, Kochi, Saga, Nagasaki, and Chiba, Kagawa, and Miyazaki, which are sister cities and friendship cities of Taoyuan City. Local governments in Japan such as prefecture, Narita city, and Kaga city exhibited booths and conducted PR activities.
Atsushi Isoe of Rakuten Monkeys said, “We regularly hold such events to introduce Japanese tourism and specialties to Taiwanese people. There are many people in Taiwan who like traveling to Japan. I haven’t been able to travel abroad since I became a corona, and I’m very happy that the visitors were interested in the various booths. “
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