Hoi An joins Vietnam festival 2024 in Osaka

Vietnam Festival in Osaka, Japan takes place on April 27-28. Photo: NC

The Vietnam Festival in Osaka (Japan) is a major event organized by the Vietnamese Consulate General in Osaka in coordination with relevant units and local authorities.

Performing the art of singing Bài Chòi at the event. Photo: NC

Attending the opening ceremony were Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of Vietnam to Japan Pham Quang Hieu; Consul General of Vietnam in Fukuoka Vu Chi Mai, Consul General of Vietnam in Osaka Ngo Trinh Ha and many representatives of local authorities of Japan.

The art program imbued with the indigenous culture of Vietnam and Hoi An left a deep impression on visitors. Photo: NC

The festival attracted a large number of booths introducing culture, tourism - services, cuisine and visitors. The festival is not only attractive to the Vietnamese community living in Japan, but also received the attention and response of many Japanese people and tourists.

Hoi An's unique cultural and tourism products have attracted the attention of Japanese tourists. Photo: NC

At this year's festival, in addition to food booths introducing traditional Vietnamese dishes, there are also spaces for Vietnamese businesses to introduce their products and services to Japanese friends, contributing to promoting trade and investment between the two countries.

Exciting Vietnamese festival in Osaka. Photo: NC

Notably, the participation of the Hoi An city delegation with art programs imbued with the indigenous cultural colors of Hoi An ancient town and booths introducing tourism information, services of the city, and handicraft products made by the hands of famous artisans of Hoi An's traditional craft villages.

Participating in the Vietnam festival in Osaka will help Hoi An promote and widely promote the cultural tourism potential of the ancient town and continue to spread the Hoi An brand to Japanese tourists and the public.

Source: https://baoquangnam.vn/hoi-an-tham-gia-le-hoi-viet-nam-2024-tai-osaka-3133853.html