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Namie Amuro Joins Jolin Tsai in Filming MV at Wufeng Lin Family Garden, a Historic Site Reserved for Two Taiwanese and Japanese Divas

Published: 2026-09-25 👁 100 views
Last updated 2026-09-25 — Jolin Tsai’s new album "Play" was released on the 15th. The new song “I’m Not Yours” from the album is her first attempt at composing music, and she invited Japanese singer Namie Amuro to sing the Chinese version together. To showcase the clash and fusion of Eastern and Western cultures in dance music...

By MOOK Scenic Spots Family Travel Life Network Editorial Team, compiled and reported

Jolin Tsai’s new album "Play" was released on the 15th. The new song “I’m Not Yours” from the album is her first attempt at composing music, and she invited Japanese singer Namie Amuro to sing the Chinese version together. To showcase the clash and fusion of Eastern and Western cultures in dance music...The two were also spotted by the media on the 11th heading to the historic Wufeng Lin Family Garden in Taichung to film the MV.

Jolin invited Namie to make a special appearance. (Image source / Warner Music)

For this purpose, the Wufeng Lin Family Garden was specially closed to the public on the 11th, with the grand hall emptied out and adorned with red lanterns. Jolin and Namie donned luxurious court-style costumes blending Eastern and Western aesthetics for the MV shoot.

The two divas from Taiwan and Japan filmed the MV at the Wufeng Lin Family Garden in Taichung on the 11th. (Image source / Warner Music)

The film "The Storm Over Aozhao Wu" recreates the scene of a birthday celebration in the grand hall during the height of the Lin family’s glory. (Image source / The Storm Over Aozhao Wu)

The grand hall served as a venue for the Lin family to receive guests and watch performances. (Photography / MOOK Scenic Spots Family Zhang Yingying)

To create a classic and luxurious setting, the MV was specifically filmed at the grand hall of the Lin Family Garden. The grand hall is the only surviving traditional Fujian opera stage in Taiwan. Its Min-Zhe architectural style features exquisitely carved beams and painted rafters that are captivating. Spanning five bays in width, the spacious main courtyard was once used by the Lin family to entertain guests. The courtyard also included a stage and a two-story audience hall, which hosted wildly popular performances in its heyday. The Lin family even had its own private opera troupe. The grand hall symbolized the family's peak prosperity. Though it has been renovated, it remains intricately detailed and steeped in old-world charm, perfectly setting the stage for the MV’s lavish palace atmosphere.

The grand halls of the Lin Family Garden are extremely imposing, reflecting the family’s former glory. (Photography / MOOK Scenic Spots Family Zhang Yingying)

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