The event is scheduled to be held at 2 p.m. and 7 p.m. on March 4, with each show lasting for one hour.
A total of 20 kimonos by Japanese designer Kobayashi Eiko will be introduced at the show. In addition, models will perform in the Vietnamese Ao Dai (traditional long dress) created from fabric materials used to make kimono.
The event is being jointly organised by BRG Group, the non-profit cultural organisation Be-Japon, and the Embassy of Japan in Vietnam.
It will be one part of activities held to mark 50 years since the establishment of diplomatic relations between Vietnam and Japan which first happened on September 21, 1973.
Various activities held nationwide to honour traditional Vietnamese Ao Dai
NDO – A wide variety of practical activities will be held nationwide within 2020 in recognition of the Ao Dai (traditional Vietnamese long dress) as a national intangible cultural heritage.
Official ground-breaking and announcement ceremony for BRG Garden City project in Ha Nam
The Hanoitimes – The project is expected to become a complex of comfortable and high-class services for residents and tourists in Ha Nam.
Announcement ceremony for Chu Dau Ceramic Village tourist attraction
The Hanoitimes – Chu Dau Ceramic is an ancient ceramic line in Vietnam, originating from as early as the 12th century.
Space displays documents about Hue Ao Dai in the past and present
NDO – A thematic gallery named "Some documents about Hue Ao Dai in the past and present" opened at 23-25 Le Loi, Hue City, on June 17.
Mango festival attracts thousands of tourists to Mekong Delta province
Thousands of people flocked to Dong Thap Province in Vietnam’s Mekong Delta region on Wednesday night to take part in the opening ceremony of a spectacular mango festival which will run until Friday this week.
