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As economic ties between Taiwan and Japan continue to deepen, an increasing number of Taiwanese companies are entering the Japanese market in search of new growth and transformation opportunities.

While recent U.S. tariff policies toward global imports show signs of partial easing—with some industries temporarily added to exemption lists—the overall market atmosphere appears to be slightly less tense. However, this should not be mistaken as the end

Hall Chadwick Taiwan was honored to represent our firm at the grand opening celebration of Hall Chadwick’s new Hong Kong office on March 14 of this year.

On April 2, 2025, the U.S. announced the imposition of punitive high tariffs (base rate of 10%, with higher rates for some countries) on the "Top 15 Trade Surplus Countries."

As global supply chains shift and regional economic ties deepen, Taiwanese SMEs are seeking ways to diversify their market presence. In this context, Japan has emerged as a strategic destination—valued for its stable institutions, consumer trust, and mature business environment...

The year 2025 marks a critical milestone for Taiwanese enterprises in their journey toward sustainable development. The advancement of ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) regulations not only encourages companies to focus more on environmental protection and social responsibility but also profoundly impacts their business models and financial reporting practices...

The arrival of Taiwan’s tech giant, TSMC, has breathed new life into Japan’s semiconductor industry. Once a source of national pride, Japan’s semiconductor sector had lost its luster over time. However, TSMC’s entry has rekindled hope and momentum, much like a spark reigniting a flame...