Vietnamese community in Japan celebrates unity and tradition
In Kansai, Japan, the Vietnamese Association celebrated its 18th anniversary with participation from the Vice Chairman of the Central Vietnam Fatherland Front, Hoang Cong Thuy, and Vietnam's Consul General in Osaka, Nguyen Truong Son. The event featured a wreath-laying ceremony honoring martyrs, a forum on strengthening community unity, cultural preservation, and support for Vietnamese residents in Japan. The association received a certificate of merit recognizing its pivotal role in uniting the community and fostering ties between Vietnam and Japan. The Vietnamese community also expressed solidarity by contributing aid to flood-affected areas in northern Vietnam.
Key facts
- Kansai Vietnamese Association marks 18 years with key officials attending
- Event honoured martyrs and discussed community unity and cultural preservation
- Association received merit certificate and helped flood victims in northern Vietnam
Why it matters
The event highlights the strong solidarity and cultural pride among Vietnamese residing in Japan, reinforcing communal ties and mutual support. Such celebrations preserve national identity abroad and strengthen diplomatic and social connections between Vietnam and Japan, benefiting overseas Vietnamese communities and bilateral relations.
Source and method
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