John Huang, who is involved in the "Taipei Music Map" project, and I were at the same session at a music conference in Bangkok last year , and we invited him to a conference in Okinawa in February, but he couldn't come because of the spread of Covid-19.

　The paper features live and small venues, art spaces, record shops, cafes, restaurants and bars. When I'm out and about in a city, I often get this kind of information via the internet, but I was reminded of how useful it is to have this kind of printed material. Instead of following the links one by one, you can unfold the map and see the whole picture with a single glance, which is very gratifying and nice to have at hand.

　With the current corona epidemic making international travel impossible, the cleverness of targeting overseas for this kind of promotion is a wonderful strategy that I feel is similar to Taiwan's response to the corona epidemic.

　When people who are hungry to go somewhere else pick up this map, when the situation is resolved, I am sure they will think about going to Taiwan.

https://events.kkday.com/KKday/taipei-ongaku-sansaku-88

　Prepare and design paper media as an entry point to a proper exit. It's a matter of course, but it's not easy to do.

　I think it is very beneficial to transmit information in this way from the city of music, Koza, or the island of music, Okinawa. I hope someone responsible will consider it.