Vietnamese People – Passionate Hearts With Love For Japan
The Japanese Culture Festival took place on February 19, at the Children’s Cultural Palace in Hai Phong city.

Vietnam-Japan Friendship Association in Hai Phong city

Standing Vice Chairman of the Vietnam-Japan Friendship Association in Hai Phong city Le Quoc Tien said that Japan is a country with strengths in technology, digital infrastructure, and the new generation of 5G mobile networks. Japanese businesses are big investors and are looking for investment opportunities in digital technology in Vietnam.

Catching up with this trend, one of the main tasks of the Association is to promote connections between Japanese businesses and organizations that support commercial investment, and participate in cooperation projects to strongly promote the digital transformation process in Hai Phong.

The Association also continues to support and help Japanese businesses to explore the market, promote investment, grasp the problems of Japanese enterprises operating in the city, to advise the authorities to solve the difficulties.

Vietnam-Japan Friendship Association in Da Nang City

Vietnamese People – Passionate Hearts With Love For Japan
Exchange activities at the Ceremony of the establishment of the Vietnam-Japan Friendship Association, Da Nang Vocational Tourism College, the Vietnam-Japan Cultural Exchange Festival and Job Fair.

The Vietnam-Japan Friendship Association in Da Nang city was re-established on the basis of the Vietnam-Japan Friendship Association in Quang Nam-Da Nang province (founded on July 19, 1993).

The Association coordinated with agencies and units to organize many diverse, rich and effective activities such as exchanges between businessmen, and businesses from Japan and other countries, Vietnam-Japan Cultural Exchange Festival, Japan Job Fair, Japanese Speech Contest, and Drawing Contest about Japan and its people.

It also brought many students from Da Nang city to Japan to study, research, and act as a bridge between the education of Japan and Da Nang.

The Association promoted the image of the city, people and culture of Da Nang to Japanese friends, thereby contributing to creating a beautiful image of a friendly and hospitable Da Nang in the hearts of Japanese friends.

In 2023, besides annual activities such as painting and eloquence, the Association planned to implement other activities such as planting commemorative trees, supporting disadvantaged students in Hoa Vang district, and holding an exhibition of handmade toys for young people in Da Nang.

Vietnam-Japan Friendship Association in Hanoi city

Vietnamese People – Passionate Hearts With Love For Japan
Seminar on sharing experience of planting cherry blossom trees in 2019 organized by the Vietnam-Japan Friendship Association in Hanoi.

The Vietnam-Japan Friendship Association in Hanoi was established in 1998. The Association currently has 15 branches and member clubs with 328 members.

With the motto of taking the branches as the core, the Association’s peaceful, friendly, and cooperative activities over the past 5 years have been maintained regularly with rich and practical contents.

Its branch – Hanoi Aikido Club regularly cooperated with Japan Aikido Federation to successfully organize training programs and performances.

In September 2018, the branch organized the 6th Asia Aikido Program in Hanoi, which gathered more than 200 Aikido masters and students from 11 countries and territories.

Another branch – Hanoi Children’s Palace successfully organized the Vietnam-Japan Children’s Photo Exhibition with the theme “We are friends – Your paintings, my paintings”.

Vietnam-Japan Friendship Association in Nghe An province

Vietnamese People – Passionate Hearts With Love For Japan
The Executive Board of the Vietnam-Japan Friendship Association of Nghe An, term 2022-2027, took photo with the delegates.

The Vietnam-Japan Friendship Association in Nghe An province enlisted aid from Japanese organizations.

Through the Association, the Japanese Embassy sponsored 4 projects.

Each project included building four solid classrooms, fully equipped with tables and chairs for students, teachers, and blackboards according to the standards of the Ministry of Education and Training at Dai Son 2 Primary School, Tieu Tru Son School in Do Luong district, Nghi My Primary School and Nghi Lam Primary School in Nghi Loc district with a total budget of nearly VND8 billion (US$338,266).

The International Small Organization provided the Association with a small rescue boat worth nearly VND2 billion (US$84,566). Nezu Moritaka and Nezu Tenryo (Japan) donated JYP60,000 (US$422) to Phan Boi Chau Memorial Site, and books and teaching materials for students of Nghi Truong Primary School, in Nghi Loc district, and Hung Hoa Primary School, in Vinh city.

Rosie Nguyen
You may also like

Lai Chau improves education quality for La Hu ethnic pupils

Teachers of Pa U boarding school in Pa U commune, Lai Chau province are making efforts to encourage La Hu ethnic pupils to go to school while paying due attention to teaching them Vietnamese language.

Travel agencies in HCM City boost sales via apps

Travel companies this year have invested in technology and developed online channels, mostly via apps, to promote their products and sell tours.

Learning through heritage

NDO – Van Mieu (Temple of Literature) attracts a large number of student visitors every year, mainly for spiritual purposes. How do the young people who come to the Van Mieu in hopes of understanding and respecting the true value of the heritage make the most of their experience? A programme on studying though heritage has been initiated in some primary schools in Hanoi and the results look good.

Foreign investors still eye Vietnam amid Covid-19 outbreak

Foreign investors still pay great attention to Vietnam albeit the complicated developments of the acute respiratory disease caused by Covid-19 which started to hit the world earlier this year.

Renowned Mathematicians Inspire Young People to Study Mathematics

Professors Ngo Bao Chau and Cedric Villani, two world renowned mathematicians recently delivered a talk on how to inspire young people to study mathematics at a conference held at the French Institute in Hanoi (L’Espace) which received high praise from young fans.