So cute!"Taiwan Dar" appears on the streets of Taipei, hailing taxis to rush between fan events

▲Taiwan Dar makes an early morning appearance at NTU, greeting fans with joy.

Reported and photographed by Cai Wenjun / Taipei

The mascot "Taiwan Dar," specially designed by Japan for Taiwan, made its first return home and held three exclusive fan meet-and-greet photo sessions for long-awaited fans. Early this morning (the 13th) at around 9 AM, it appeared at the main entrance of National Taiwan University, delighting fans.

Invited to Taiwan this time, "Taiwan Dar" will participate in a fun run event at the plaza in front of the Presidential Office on the 14th. Arong, the Taiwanese spokesperson for the Taiwan Support Association, said that to thank

▲A large crowd of fans surrounded Taiwanese Da to take photos.

As Taiwanese Da slowly walked out of the school gate along Coconut Lane, the long-waiting fans immediately rushed forward eagerly, taking out their phones and cameras to capture non-stop moments. Fans who were seeing the real person for the first time shouted in excitement: “The real person is as cute as in the photos!” In addition to offering individual photo opportunities and a group photo session, Taiwanese Da also joined the on-site staff in dancing to the theme song at the entrance of National Taiwan University, taking the already lively atmosphere to its peak.

But with only 30 minutes between the times and locations of the three events, how would Taiwanese Da make it in time? Under the assistance of the staff and the watchful eyes of fans, it was seen slowly stepping into a taxi that had been waiting nearby, once again drawing gasps of amazement from the onlookers. In addition to quickly capturing this rare moment, they also laughed and asked, “Can it even fit in there?”

However, possibly due to the excessively high temperature in Taipei that morning, the meet-and-greet event originally scheduled for 10:30 AM at 228 Peace Park was delayed by about 15 minutes because Taiwanese Da had “heatstroke.” It eventually entered the park with the help of the staff, and the enthusiastic fans who had been waiting for a long time showed strong support, shouting: “Taiwanese Da, you’ve worked hard!”

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