International tourism guide Lu Shuguang, Japan's Fukuoka Prefecture Bunzen Municipal Team came to Taiwan to visit Start-up company "Join it"

A Taiwan-Japan education exchange delegation from Bunzen City, Fukuoka Prefecture, Japan, led by Mayor Motohide Goto and a team of speakers, visited the "Join it & Datavan Yuanshi Business Application Center" to focus on technical and vocational education, student internship exchanges, Taiwan-Japan local We held cooperation discussions on topics such as creating stores and tourism exchanges. During the meeting, Xue Weili, founder of Join it Sustainability Technology Co., Ltd., shared that through DID digital application technology and JSC digital social card, Taiwan and Japan can achieve mutual benefit and win-win results. , while achieving many substantial benefits such as "safety, convenience, and discounts", which will be explained in further detail.

Fukuoka City Mayor Goto Motohide stated during the meeting, "Through the innovative concept of DID member cooperation technology, the rapid connection of resources between the two regions will bring new strength to Taiwan-Japan exchanges." In addition, Mayor Goto, upon seeing the use of the LINE application product "Digital Social Card" from the Metaverse Business Center, expressed interest. This digital card allows users not only to share unit or personal information but also to enjoy discounts from coupon voucher stores. Mayor Goto even tried the experience on the spot. Feng Yen-kuo, a municipal advisor in the city, added that the Japanese people value privacy. Through such anonymous technology, they can trust the platform mechanism. Additionally, Fukuoka City has many small and medium-sized businesses involved in local revitalization. Unlike large chain stores with scale and resource platforms that can send coupons, these businesses can now utilize the "Join it Joint Membership Card" integrated platform, making it very practical and convenient for various businesses of all sizes.

Chairman Xue Wei-li of Join it Sustainable Technology Co., Ltd. stated that through the exchange and collaboration in vocational education between the two sides, opportunities for student internships can be promoted. By integrating DID member cooperation technology, the Japanese government can offer discounts and benefits to citizens who come to Taiwan for learning and tourism. This approach aims to enhance the friendship and exchanges between Taiwan and Japan, subsequently promoting the development of industry, government, and academia in both countries. Join it currently has collaboration with over 200 stores in Taiwan. From car rentals, accommodations to consumption and travel, there are corresponding stores for independent Japanese visitors starting from their arrival. In this exchange, details of cooperation with Toyotama City were discussed first. Once comprehensive support services, such as those for model cooperative cities, are complete, the collaboration will be expanded to all prefectures and cities in Japan and other countries, with promising economic benefits in the future.

The Chairman of Toyotama City, Mitsuharu Ozawa, who attended the exchange, explained: "LINE is a widely used social networking application in Taiwan and Japan. With such innovative integration technology, it will bring a new beginning to Taiwan-Japan exchanges. The topics discussed during this exchange will be brought back to the council for inclusion in the agenda, and efforts will be made to learn and adopt innovative technologies." The visit of Toyotama City to Taiwan for exchange after the pandemic is also in line with the policy proposed by the Executive Yuan this month to enhance economic momentum. The purpose is to strengthen consumption by foreign tourists in Taiwan. By using Toyotama City as a demonstration and cooperative city, it can gradually be expanded to other prefectures in Japan or other countries. Related models of tourism cooperation are expected to emerge.