Grandma and Her Ghosts: A Magical Journey Since 1998
Released in 1998, Grandma and Her Ghosts is a beloved Taiwanese animated classic written by Huang Li-ming and directed by Wang Shau-di. The film brings together animation directors Richard Metson and Park Jun-nam, composer Gerald Shih, and features the iconic voice of Wen Ying as Grandma. Blending Taiwanese folklore, fantasy, and family bonds, it has touched generations of audiences and earned international recognition.
Home Garden Restaurant at EVERRICH Taipei Duty Free Shop Wins Silver at 2026 Taipei International Beef Noodle Festival
Home Garden Restaurant at EVERRICH Taipei Duty Free Shop Wins Silver at 2026 Taipei International Beef Noodle Festival
Tainan Foodscape: Cultural Memory and Painting as a Sensory Practice - Wen-chin Hou
A city’s cultural memory is often deeply embedded in the everyday activities that are repeated day after day. Eating is one of life’s most intimate experiences and an important gateway to understanding a city.
Muse
The Anniversary Sale is here for a limited time! During the event period, shop in designated areas at EVERRICH and enjoy instant discounts, shopping credit rewards, members-only gifts, and App bonus missions when your purchase reaches the required spending threshold. From travel essentials and popular beauty products to luxury accessories and specialty souvenirs, every shopping trip comes with rewarding surprises.
Let the World See Taiwan’s Focus: From Sports, Art and Culture to Esports, EVERRICH Brings Esports to the Airport Departure Lounge for the First Time
Taoyuan International Airport is not only the starting point for travelers embarking on their journeys, but also an important gateway through which the world can discover Taiwan.
Seasons of Woodcraft
The EVERRICH Foundation has long been dedicated to promoting Taiwan’s diverse culture, allowing more people to experience its many facets. This exhibition showcases the richness of Taiwanese craftsmanship, promoting the ideals of art, culture, and sustainability. In collaboration with the National Taiwan Craft Research and Development Institute (NTCRI), it features the theme “Taiwan Green Craft”, presenting a curated selection of eco-conscious works.