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The heavyweight literary hub, Tsutaya Bookstore, is set to land in Taipei

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Last updated 2026-09-25 — Since news broke in August 2016 that TSUTAYA-operated Tsutaya Bookstore would establish a presence in Taiwan, it has been a major focus of attention. With the collaboration between TSUTAYA and Delight Film, it has been confirmed that...

By / MOOK Scenic Spots Editorial Team, compiled and reported

 
After the news emerged in August 2016 that the TSUTAYA-operated Tsutaya Bookstore planned to set up a store in Taiwan, it became a hot topic. Thanks to the partnership between TSUTAYA and Delight Film, it has been confirmed that the bookstore will open on January 24, 2017, at Taipei’s Uni-President Department Store, officially entering the Taiwanese market.
 

The Tsutaya Bookstore in Daikanyama has been selected as one of the world’s 20 most beautiful bookstores. (Image source / Daikanyama Tsutaya Bookstore DAIKANYAMA T-SITE)

Tsutaya Bookstore first became known to Taiwanese travelers with its opening in Daikanyama in the winter of 2011. This large-scale, multi-concept bookstore brings together books, movies, music, and other lifestyle themes favored by young people. Since its opening, it has not only become a highlight in Daikanyama but also attracted a large number of domestic and international visitors, even being named one of the world’s 20 most beautiful bookstores.

 

In Taiwan, Tsutaya Bookstore operates recruitment under the name "Taiwan Tiantian Card Marketing Co., Ltd." The Taipei branch of Tsutaya Bookstore also adopts the same "BOOK & CAFE" hybrid business model as in Japan. The CCC Group, to which Tsutaya Bookstore belongs, operates the loyalty program T-Point, which has 60 million members in Japan. Upon entering the Taiwanese market, it has partnered with Happy GO, enabling greater benefits from membership and point systems. With its opening in Taipei, Tsutaya Bookstore is expected to become a new cultural and leisure destination in the city.

 

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