The overseas collaboration nodes we currently hold

Fun City helps Taiwanese agencies, public units, and enterprises connect with overseas collaboration nodes in Japan, Korea, and Malaysia, supporting international visits, exhibition exchange, brand landing, international co-production, and workshop execution, so each unit can judge faster which country and which contact to approach first.

Overseas collaboration nodes we have established

The following summarizes the sites, addresses, applicable tasks, and verifiable references for our three collaboration nodes in Japan, Korea, and Malaysia, so each unit can judge faster which country and which contact to approach first.

If you only need to look up a list yourself, the official websites are enough. If what you need is contact selection, collaboration sequencing, execution cadence, and outcome retention, that is when it makes sense for Fun City to run a first-round assessment.

Nodes currently available

🇯🇵 Japan For Japan policy exhibitions, corporate visits, city exchange, and Taiwan-Japan hosting arrangements.

🇰🇷 Korea For Korea market access, film and content matchmaking, screening arrangements, and talent exchange.

🇲🇾 Malaysia For Malaysia local promotion, short-video pilots, policy communication, and brand exposure.

Tasks and conditions each partner contact can support

This is not a plain partner list, but overseas nodes that already have addresses, sites, collaboration tasks, and externally verifiable references, so Taiwanese agencies and enterprises can judge which contact to talk to, sequence, or assess at small scale first.

News coverage

🇯🇵 Japan

Washinmura (Wagokoro Inc.)

Best suited for: Government visit missions, corporate exchange cases, city exchange, and Taiwan-Japan hosting needs.

Washinmura is a satoyama brand covered repeatedly by Japanese media, with a 200-year-old traditional-house experiential venue in Futtsu, Chiba, and a corporate registration presence in Tokyo. The site also supports AI booking and content-automation use cases. For Taiwan teams, starting from its venue and registered presence makes it easier to arrange venues, meetings, and hosting.

Available collaboration tasks

Japan policy exhibition and corporate visit coordination
On-site venue for AI booking and content automation
On-the-ground exchange arrangements for Taiwan teams in Japan

Best suited for

Government visit missions, corporate exchange cases, city exchange, and Taiwan-Japan hosting needs.

Registered office (Tokyo)

〒107-0061 東京都港区北青山1丁目3番1号アールキューブ青山3階 (Wagokoro Inc.)

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Washinmura experiential venue (Chiba)

〒299-1733 千葉県富津市高溝14 (Washinmura)

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Site Washinmura experiential venue (Chiba)

〒299-1733 千葉県富津市高溝14 (Washinmura)

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Official website and related resources

Washinmura Official Website Washinmura Experience Media Coverage YouTube & Promotion Washinmura Booking AI Treeavel Platform AEO AI Solutions ClawAPI Open Source DrClaw Open Source Corporate Registry (No. 8011401020677)

BIFAN Bucheon International Fantastic Film Festival partner photo

Official site

🇰🇷 Korea

BIFAN (Bucheon International Fantastic Film Festival)

Best suited for: Content teams and companies that need Korea market access, film matchmaking, screening arrangements, and talent exchange.

BIFAN is a flagship fantastic film festival in Asia, with an annual program and a mature industry matchmaking mechanism. Its BIFAN+ and AI Film School bring together directors, producers, and AI creators, serving as a collaboration node for Taiwan content teams entering the Korean market and connecting government and enterprise programs to screening, matchmaking, and partner contacts.

Available collaboration tasks

Korea film and content industry matchmaking
BIFAN+ and AI Film School connection
International screening and event exposure

Best suited for

Content teams and companies that need Korea market access, film matchmaking, screening arrangements, and talent exchange.

Organizer administrative contact

10F Webtoon Convergence Center, 17 Gilju-ro, Wonmi-gu, Bucheon-si, Gyeonggi-do, Korea (14505)

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Site Organizer administrative contact

10F Webtoon Convergence Center, 17 Gilju-ro, Wonmi-gu, Bucheon-si, Gyeonggi-do, Korea (14505)

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Official website and related resources

BIFAN Official Website BIFAN+ AI Film School Bucheon City Official Festival Info

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🇲🇾 Malaysia

THAT MCN

Best suited for: Government units and companies that need Malaysia local promotion, short-video pilots, policy communication, and brand exposure.

THAT MCN is a Kuala Lumpur content execution team with full short-video production capability and a local creator ecosystem. It suits turning government messages and corporate event materials into localized content, supporting policy communication, brand building, or commercial testing, and can cover the full chain from script to shooting, editing, launch, and optimization.

Available collaboration tasks

Short-video promotion and production
Localized policy communication
Content piloting and launch optimization

Best suited for

Government units and companies that need Malaysia local promotion, short-video pilots, policy communication, and brand exposure.

Office / collaboration contact

7F No. 2, Jalan Robertson, Bukit Bintang, 50150 Kuala Lumpur, Wilayah Persekutuan Kuala Lumpur

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Site Office / collaboration contact

7F No. 2, Jalan Robertson, Bukit Bintang, 50150 Kuala Lumpur, Wilayah Persekutuan Kuala Lumpur

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Official website and related resources

THAT MCN Official Website

Why not just contact overseas units directly

If your need is a single-point inquiry, contacting the overseas unit directly is fine. But if it involves contact selection, collaboration sequencing, cross-language coordination, scheduling, document retention, and follow-up reporting, having Fun City run a first-round assessment is usually more efficient than reaching out one by one, and fits the internal workflows of Taiwanese agencies and enterprises better.

Collaboration models

Four collaboration models

Collaboration needs across countries usually fall into the following four modules, which can be started in stages by task goal without deploying everything at once.

Government exchange and investment promotion

For policy exhibitions, official visits, cross-border investment meetings, and city exchange, including contact liaison, itinerary planning, meeting minutes, and deliverable documentation.

First stop for going overseas

For companies starting their first round of overseas contact, including partner matching, venue visits, business meetings, and pilot validation arrangements.

Media launch and outreach

For local promotion of government projects and corporate events, including press releases, media invitations, bilingual material kits, and release-cadence planning.

Workshops and training

For AI applications, brand internationalization, and cross-cultural business topics, including workshop design, material output, attendance management, and outcome records.

You can start with just one collaboration module without deploying the full scope of work at once.

How to get started

If you already have a target country, collaboration purpose, and expected timeline, you can start a preliminary assessment without preparing a full proposal first.

Describe your needs

Please provide the project name, collaboration purpose, target country, and expected timeline so we can run a first-round assessment.

Receive the assessment

We reply within five business days with a task assessment, including the matched local contact, suggested itinerary, and estimated cost.

Start execution

Once confirmed, we advance the work on the ground and sync process documents to the proposing party.

Deliver outcomes

We deliver complete records and outcome documents for use as attachments in government reporting and corporate audits.

What you receive after collaboration

Every case comes with more than a verbal report. We leave records that can be retained, checked, and placed into internal reporting and review processes.

One-page assessment

Matched contact, suggested itinerary, and estimated cost, providing a pre-case feasibility judgment.

Local contact roster

Corporate data, venue addresses, and collaboration contacts compiled into a single document.

Execution records

Itinerary, meeting minutes, interviews, and release records, all preserved throughout the process.

Outcome documents

Ready to include in government reporting attachments and corporate review processes, traceable at every step.

Which needs are best assessed first by Fun City

The following can serve as a brief checklist for Taiwanese agencies and enterprises deciding whether to start a first-round assessment. If your conditions match, having Fun City help with contact and feasibility judgment first is more efficient.

Recommended to assess first

Already have a clear target country (Japan, Korea, or Malaysia)
Need actual on-the-ground execution with local contacts, venues, and bilingual communication
Goal includes complete outcome documents and reporting needs
First time going overseas and want a small-scale pilot first

Recommended to hold for now

Target country outside Japan, Korea, or Malaysia (other regions still being built)
Only need online consultation without on-the-ground execution
Need outcomes completed same-day or next-day, with an overly tight timeline

Regional roadmap

More regions are being built

Beyond Japan, Korea, and Malaysia, other regions are added as demand grows, and each is validated through real operation before joining the list. Regions currently under evaluation are other Southeast Asian countries and Europe.

Submit a needs summary and we will reply with a first collaboration assessment

Email us the project name, collaboration purpose, target country, expected timeline, and desired outcomes. We will reply with a first assessment based on available resources, collaboration nodes, and execution conditions, for your internal discussion and collaboration judgment.

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