西灣海洋 is committed to the development of marine culture, emphasizing that the ability of "building one's own boat" is one of the important characteristics of the maritime populace, and is moreover a crucial element that constitutes maritime humanities.

Based on past experience participating in National Sun Yat-sen University's sampan preservation project, the decline of traditional wooden boats, apart from the transition in materials, is mainly due to our lack of imagination regarding the use of wooden boats, merely treating them as tools for making a living through fishing or cargo transportation. Meanwhile, many developed countries around the world are dedicated to developing wooden boat culture, such as Italy's Gondola, Denmark's Viking Longship (Langskib), Japan's Edo-period Wasen (わせん), and European and American multi-masted clippers, all of which are marine cultures centered around wooden boats. Therefore, in 2015, the team integrated the manufacturing processes of traditional wooden boats into "Five-Day Boat Building," turning it into a customized product that allows everyone to build a wooden boat of their own. In 2016, drawing upon years of experience in wooden boat manufacturing, the team developed the "Assembly Canoe" that combines education and recreation, which was recognized as an outstanding enterprise in the 2017 Kaohsiung City SBIR (Small Business Innovation Research) Project.

Currently combined with various experiential activities, this "Assembly Canoe" product is positioned in the educational market for popular science of vessels and the recreational market for group dynamics. Through the promotion of self-reliant boat building and water experiences, it serves as a flagship product to promote the image of a marine city.