The event in Tokyo, Japan marked the special presence of the TV show Call Me by Fire, bringing unique Vietnamese cultural values to the international community.
Here, tourists and the Vietnamese community in Japan have the opportunity to interact directly with Vietnamese culture through many activities: immerse yourself in music through traditional melodies; explore Vietnamese costumes with in-depth information about the history and meaning of costumes.
In particular, many international tourists shared that they had never known the diversity and beauty of Vietnamese costumes before coming to the booth and expressed their hope that these costumes would soon be widely popular as ao dai.
A touching moment was shared by the stall organizers: "In the middle of that person, there is an older, about 70. Uncle Bao went to Japan from a very young age. My Vietnamese has faded more or less, but I still keep my love with Cai Luong, the typical culture of my hometown. So we opened it to Uncle Ho to see the" nostalgic nostalgic "of the ginger jam. Chicken skin when People's Artist Huu Quoc Ngan on emotional songs
Representative of YeaH1, Mr. Nguyen Xuan An - Communications Director shared: "We are extremely proud that the cultural and musical values of Vietnam, through Call Me by Fire, have been warmly welcomed at a major international event such as the Vietnam Festival in Japan. This is a testament to our traditional culture's strong vitality and ability to touch the hearts of global audiences."
This year's festival is also honored to welcome many senior officials from both countries, affirming the importance of the event in strengthening the diplomatic and cultural relationship between Vietnam and Japan.
