A Taiwanese who spent a decade building a business in Japan—bringing the idea home

I spent ten years building a business in Japan, watching town after town slowly come back to life through "relationship population"—people do not have to move there, but once they form a real bond with a place, they return again and again, speak well of it, and bring their friends.

Looking back at Taiwan, we have so many beautiful towns, yet they are often treated as just a backdrop for a photo. I wondered: if travelers did not merely pass through, but stayed a few days, did some work together, met a few people—would it be different?

So Travel Work Taiwan was born. Using the experience of Japan's regional revitalization, paired with a Taiwanese understanding of this land, we slowly turn short-term work at farms, guesthouses and tea gardens into a lasting relationship between travelers and towns.