Jay Chou travelogue to stream exclusively on Netflix from March 21 onwards (VIDEO)
Tuesday, 10 Mar 2020 03:58 PM MYT‘J-Style Trip’ sees the Mandopop superstar exploring the Gold Coast, Innsbruck, Paris, Singapore, Tokyo, Shenzhen, Taipei, and Vienna. — Picture from Instagram/Jay ChouJ-Style TripThe news was announced by the streaming giant today accompanied by a video of the Mandopop superstar taking over the Netflix Asia-Pacific headquarters with his friends on the show.
The series sees Chou exploring eight destinations across three continents which include the Gold Coast, Innsbruck, Paris, Singapore, Tokyo, Shenzhen, Taipei, and Vienna.
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