Sunnic Group’s subsidiary, Sunsonic Japan Co., Ltd., officially held the grand opening ceremony of the “Sunsonic Dreams Infinite Kumamoto DI” on August 8, 2025, in Kashima Town, Kumamoto Prefecture, Japan. This new shared office and Taiwan–Japan marketing and import/export business hub marks its official completion, dedicated to fully supporting Taiwanese enterprises in establishing a presence in Kumamoto. With a total investment of 450 million yen, the facility aims to provide essential support for Taiwanese companies entering the Japanese market and to serve as a key platform for strengthening Taiwan–Japan industrial linkages and economic cooperation. It is positioned as an “Intelligent Living Solutions Platform.”
Located in the conveniently accessible Kashima Town of Kumamoto Prefecture, the facility integrates shared offices, a shared factory, and a shared warehouse, offering one-stop landing support services to help Taiwanese enterprises successfully expand and establish a solid presence in the Kumamoto market. Key niche services include:

Strategic Location Advantage & Comprehensive Business Development Support
Dreams Infinite Kumamoto DI is strategically situated in a prime area near the TSMC Kumamoto plant, combining three core service functions:

• Office Building (conference rooms, private offices, co-working spaces, and an employee cafeteria)

• Factory (product prototyping and small-scale manufacturing facilities)

• Warehouse (product and component storage and management center)

The facility is expected to attract over 20 Taiwanese companies and accommodate more than 100 professionals. Through one-stop services such as company registration, business expansion, market development, living arrangements, and business matchmaking, it aims to build a high-performance, internationally competitive industrial cluster.

A Hub for Taiwan–Japan Industrial Linkages and Market Expansion
As a key node in the Taiwan–Japan industrial chain, Dreams Infinite Kumamoto DI will leverage the Group’s AIoT and system product expertise to offer a diverse range of services, including industrial AI system integration, equipment maintenance, emergency support, technical collaboration, and market development. These services are designed to provide resident enterprises with swift and effective support, enabling stable and sustainable growth in the Japanese market.

Sunnic Group will continue to uphold its mission of “Transcending Borders, Creating Value Together,” expanding its presence in the Japanese market, promoting high value-added Taiwan–Japan cooperation projects, and further strengthening bilateral economic exchanges and connections.

Bridging Taiwan and Japan in the Lifestyle Industry — Market Expansion and Service Implementation
Beyond its expertise in semiconductors and artificial intelligence (AI) applications, the Group has also established an integrated lifestyle business ecosystem in Taiwan, encompassing frozen food R&D, production, and manufacturing, along with self-operated physical retail stores. These outlets not only serve offline consumers but also function as platforms for brand promotion and operations, ensuring products and services reach the market efficiently.
Its AI smart application solutions cover workflow optimization, smart commerce, data management, and cloud storage, driving deep integration between online and offline business operations. Through coordinated deployment of physical stores and digital channels, the Group has built a comprehensive omnichannel marketing framework.
Committed to meeting the diverse needs of Taiwanese businesses in Kumamoto—across food, clothing, housing, and transportation—it strives to ensure a worry-free lifestyle as the core objective, fostering long-term, sustainable growth and continuously creating greater value for customers in Japan.

Distinguished Guests Celebrate the Grand Opening
The opening ceremony drew a distinguished gathering from Taiwan and Japan’s industrial, governmental, and academic sectors. From Japan, attendees included Mr. Mitsuaki Hoshino, Director-General of the Kyushu Bureau of Economy, Trade and Industry (former Deputy Representative of the Japan–Taiwan Exchange Association); the Mayor of Kashima Town, Mr. Nabeta; the Director-General of the Industrial Promotion Bureau of Kumamoto Prefecture’s Ministry of Commerce and Labor; and Mr. Matsumoto, President of Preceed Co., Ltd. From academia, Professor Takuya Sugawara, Dean of the Graduate School of Agriculture at Ehime University, was present.
From Taiwan, honored guests included Mr. Gong Ruilin, Chairman of the Ai Fresh Food Safety and Health Alliance; Mr. Lin Zhihong, Director of TAITRA; Mr. Zheng Yupeng, CEO of Shan Nong Aged Technology; as well as representatives from Taishin Financial Holdings’ Fukuoka Office, and Mr. Huang Ruiyao, Supervisor, along with Ms. Zhang Shufen, Secretary-General of the Taiwan–Japan Industrial Technology Cooperation Promotion Association, all coming together to witness this important milestone.