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National Day 'Buzzer Bags' Too Popular, Taipei City Government Releases Limited Quantities

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Last updated 2026-09-24 — The Taipei City Government offered free limited-edition 'Buzzer Bags' and 'Little Bee Cake Towels' to those attending the flag-raising ceremony on National Day, creating a huge demand — many were disappointed when they couldn't get one. Now, in response...

By MOOK Scenic Spots Home Travel Life Network Editorial Team
 

Taipei City Government offered free limited-edition 'Buzzer Bags' and 'Little Bee Cake Towels' to those attending the flag-raising ceremony on National Day, creating a huge demand — many were disappointed when they couldn't get one. Now, in response to public demand, the city government announced that starting October 14, the items will be available for sale at the City Government Souvenir Center.

Ko Wen-je becomes the spokesperson for the Buzzer Bag. (Image source / Ko Wen-je Fan Page)

During the National Day flag-raising ceremony, the city government distributed 3,000 'Buzzer Bags.' Many fans lined up as early as the early hours of the morning, but the event sparked issues with queue-jumping and scrambling. Later, due to limited quantities, Taipei Mayor Ko Wen-je supplemented the giveaways with little bee-shaped towels, which again led to enthusiastic crowds rushing forward.

Buzzer Bag. (Image provided / Taipei City Department of Information and Tourism)

The Department of Information and Tourism stated that due to overwhelming demand, starting October 14, the 'Buzzer Bags' and 'Little Bee Cake Towels' will be sold at the City Government Souvenir Center for NT$150 and NT$120 respectively. The Buzzer Bag is made of nylon, suitable for use as a backpack, side bag, or shopping bag, featuring a small colorful mesh pocket on the lower left corner. Meanwhile, the 'Little Bee Cake Towel' from the National Day cake has a design so adorable it's hard to put down.

Little Bee Cake Towel. (Image provided / Taipei City Department of Information and Tourism)

Starting October 14, items will be available for sale at the Souvenir Center inside the City Government Building. (Image source / Ko Wen-je Fan Page)

Starting October 14, the City Government Souvenir Center plans to offer 1,000 'Little Bee Cake Towels.' Additionally, due to production lead times, only 100 'Buzzer Bags' will be available on October 14, with another 900 going on sale on October 26 — fans definitely shouldn’t miss out.




 
In addition, the Taipei City Government Department of Information and Tourism has innovatively developed a gift box representing Taipei. Alongside the National Day Buzzer Bags on October 26, they also launched the first-ever 'Taipei Classic Gift Box.' The packaging of the gift box features a famous painting — the exterior is printed with 'Farmers' Market Intersection' by local artist Tsai Yin-tang. Tsai, born in Taiwan during the Japanese colonial period in the early 20th century, created this classic piece 'Farmers' Market Intersection,' which vividly captures the bright and bustling modern street scene of Taipei’s Zhongshan North Road in the 1950s. It is also known as 'Morning Light on Zhongshan North Road.' The artwork boasts high color saturation and a rich palette, perfectly reflecting the charm of Taipei. Inside the box is a 'Beimen LEGO Set' representing Taipei City, allowing people to use LEGO bricks as a creative medium to build and collect memories of Taipei’s history. Additionally, the box includes two popular 'Little Bee Cake Towels' — perfect for personal use or as gifts. The Taipei Classic Gift Box is a must-have Taipei souvenir for art, history, and towel lovers alike. Starting October 26, it will go on sale exclusively at the Souvenir Center inside the City Government Building, originally priced at NT$650, with an introductory special price of NT$499.
 

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