President Vo Van Thuong visits the Vietnamese Embassy in Japan

On the morning of November 27, in Tokyo, President Vo Van Thuong visited and worked with officials and staff of the Vietnamese Embassy in Japan.

President Vo Van Thuong presents a painting of his homeland's landscape to the Vietnamese Embassy in Japan. Photo: VNA

Previously, on the evening of November 26 (local time), President Vo Van Thuong and his wife, along with a high-ranking Vietnamese delegation, arrived in Tokyo, beginning an official visit to Japan at the invitation of the State of Japan from November 27-30, 2023. During the visit, President Vo Van Thuong is expected to meet with the Emperor and Empress of Japan, hold talks with Japanese Prime Minister Kishida Fumio , deliver a policy speech at the Japanese National Assembly, meet and discuss with leaders of the National Assembly, representatives of political , economic, scientific, cultural circles, etc., and visit Fukuoka province.

President Vo Van Thuong visits officials and staff of the Vietnamese Embassy in Japan. Photo: VNA

The Vietnamese community in Japan currently has about 520,000 people. Photo: VNA

President Vo Van Thuong speaks to officials and staff of the Vietnamese Embassy in Japan. Photo: VNA

Vietnamese people currently live, work and study in all 47 provinces and centrally-run cities of Japan, mainly concentrated in Aichi province (more than 40,000 people), Tokyo (more than 36,000 people), Osaka (more than 35,000 people), Saitama (nearly 26,000 people), Chiba (about 20,000 people), Kyushu (about 62,000 people), Fukuoka (about 20,000 people). Photo: VNA

President Vo Van Thuong watches students perform to welcome the event. Photo: VNA

President Vo Van Thuong with officials and staff of the Embassy. Photo: VNA

President Vo Van Thuong with students who are children of Embassy staff. Photo: VNA

President Vo Van Thuong with officials and staff of the Embassy. Photo: VNA

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