China – Shanghai (2016)
Showcase presentation – Korean-language excerpts
Yunfeng Theater, “2016 Korean Original Musical Showcase”
Mata Hari was introduced as one of eight selected titles in a government-supported export event attended by Chinese producers, cultural delegates, and diplomatic representatives. The presentation positioned the work for future international licensing rather than immediate commercial staging.

Japan – Osaka & Tokyo (2017–2018)
Licensed Japanese-language adaptation by Umeda Arts Theater
Opened in Osaka at Umeda Arts Theater and transferred to Tokyo International Forum in early 2018
Retained Frank Wildhorn’s score with new Japanese lyrics and direction by Sachiko Ishimaru, receiving attention as a rare large-scale musical import from Korea.

Japan – Multiple Cities (2021)
Licensed Japanese-language revival by Umeda Arts Theater
Staged in Tokyo, Aichi, and Osaka, with largely returning principal cast and paid livestream broadcasts
The revival continued refining the Japanese version, confirming the title’s viability as a recurring licensed work.

Japan – Tokyo, Osaka & Fukuoka (2025)
Licensed Japanese-language tour
Scheduled for Oct–Nov 2025 with returning stars Yuzuki Reon and Aiki Reika, presented by Umeda Arts Theater, Toho, and Amuse Creative Studio
Marketed as the third Japanese season, expanding to multiple major venues and positioning Mata Hari as an established repertory musical in Japan.