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PARTNERSHIP.
As the TPVL's second season gets underway, TAIPEI EAST POWER is looking for our next partner to stand alongside us. From arena signage and broadcast exposure to co-branded events, we'll work with you to plan the partnership that best fits your brand's needs.
The figures above are actual data from the 2025-26 season.
WHY US
The golden age of professional volleyball in Taiwan is happening now
Ticket sales, data, and media buzz from the first season have proven that the market is real. In its second season, the league is entering a period of steady growth, making this the best time for brands to get on board.
An audience with the strongest spending power and highest engagement
Our core audience is aged 18 to 35, with a gender split close to 50:50. Player fans are mostly women, while cheer team fans are mostly men, so you reach two markets at once.
18–35A home base in Taiwan's city with the strongest spending power
We represent Taipei City and enjoy a strong sense of local belonging. From the 2026-27 season, our home games move to National Taiwan University Sports Center, which offers convenient transportation and comfortable seating, with a shopping district right next door.
Fans spread the word on their own, and buzz travels naturally
Our fans are highly active on Instagram, Threads, and TikTok, and at every match they take screenshots, make edits, and share content on their own. Our private community has about 3,500 members, the largest private community in Taiwan's professional volleyball.
TAIPEI EAST POWER
- Led by captain KAO Wei-Cheng, we joined the TPVL in 2025 representing Taipei City and are one of the four founding teams of the league's inaugural season.
- Our international lineup raises the level of play and makes broadcasts more compelling: TOZAKI Takahiro (Japan), ONODERA Hayato (Japan), Navreet SINGH (Canada), and Andriy OROBKO (Ukraine).
- A team in a naming partnership with the Department of Sports, Taipei City Government. One city, one team, making the city proud of its team.

IP POWER

The cheer team IP with the most loyal following
Led by two Korean co-leaders, our cheer team brings together members from diverse backgrounds, including Japan and Malaysia, and most of them are also active in professional baseball or basketball. Every member is a brand in her own right, and the cheer videos from every match spark a wave of fan-made edits and shares.

Usanosuke: the most powerful moving billboard in the arena
The only rabbit mascot in Taiwan's professional sports, Usanosuke is the most popular photo spot at our home games and has also crossed over to appear at professional basketball and baseball events. From sponsored cheer segments and co-branded merchandise to themed events, wherever Usanosuke goes, your brand goes too.
EXPOSURE
From the arena entrance to the broadcast screen, every corner can be a stage for your brand.
COURTOn-Court Signage
Covered by broadcast cameras throughout the match, your brand appears on every screen alongside the action.
- Court floor decals
- LED digital boards
- Jersey and shorts logos
- A-frame floor signs
- Spectator stand banners
- Referee stand
- Video challenge signs
VENUEVenue-Wide
From the moment fans walk through the doors until they head home, your brand is part of the whole game day experience.
- Main entrance decorations
- Nobori flags
- Press conference backdrop
- Clapper fan giveaways at entry
- Product sampling at entry
- Naming rights for intermission activities
DIGITALOnline & Content
Multi-platform broadcasts on YouTube, ELTA, and Videoland Sports, plus content partnerships on our official social media.
- In-stream ad placements
- Broadcast backdrop
- Short videos with players and cheer team
- Naming rights for official social media series
- Theme games
- One-day store manager
HOW WE WORK
There's a right starting point for brands of every size.
Under the Sports Industry Development Act, sponsorship amounts can be recognized as expenses at 175%, substantially reducing the burden on your company. Actual tax savings depend on the tax rate applicable to your company; we recommend confirming with your accountant.
- The sponsor completes the application form and remits the payment to the dedicated sponsorship account registered with the Ministry of Sports.
- Under the Sports Industry Development Act, the sponsorship is recognized for a 175% expense deduction, and the Ministry of Sports issues a receipt for use by your accountant.
- TAIPEI EAST POWER assists with coordination throughout the process, and for urgent cases you can contact our representative directly to expedite processing.
PARTNERS
Players use products naturally as part of their daily training and matches, and the resulting social media reach far outperforms traditional advertising.
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LET'S TALK
Tell us who your brand wants to reach and your budget, and we'll tailor a partnership plan for you. Spots are limited, so please get in touch early.
A representative will contact you within 2 business days.