Launching the Vietnamese Ao Dai Heritage Club in Japan

NDO - The Vietnamese Ao Dai Heritage Club in Japan was officially launched in Tokyo (Japan) on April 13, continuing the series of events honoring and promoting the value of Vietnamese traditional heritage in many countries around the world.

Attending the ceremony were Mr. Nguyen Duc Minh, Deputy Ambassador, Embassy of Vietnam in Japan; Dr. Dang Thi Bich Lien, former Deputy Minister of Culture, Sports and Tourism, Honorary President of the Vietnam Ao Dai Heritage Club; Ms. Nguyen Thi Thanh Tam, Deputy Director of the Vietnam Cultural Heritage Conservation Support Fund, President of the Vietnam Ao Dai Heritage Club.

Also attending the event were officials from the Vietnamese Embassy in Japan, representatives of the Vietnam Ao Dai Heritage Club in Ho Chi Minh City and Dak Lak; artists, ao dai designers and a large public who love ao dai and Vietnamese culture.

Ms. Nguyen Thi Thanh Tam presented flowers to ao dai designer Hoai Sang, author of an impressive ao dai collection presented at the event.

Ms. Nguyen Thi Thanh Tam, Permanent Deputy Director of the Vietnam Cultural Heritage Conservation Support Fund, President of the Vietnam Ao Dai Heritage Club, emphasized that the love for traditional cultural heritage has motivated practical actions to promote the image of Vietnam, including the image of Vietnamese Ao Dai, to shine across five continents.

Recently, a series of Ao Dai Heritage Clubs have been established and are operating actively in many countries.

Representing the Organizing Committee, Ms. Hoang Thi Ngoc Mai, Permanent Vice President of the Vietnam Ao Dai Heritage Club, announced the Decision to establish the Vietnam Ao Dai Heritage Club in Japan.

The event is considered to be of great significance, marking the beginning of the journey to preserve, promote and spread the beauty of Vietnamese Ao Dai in the "Land of the Rising Sun", a country with a long-standing and sustainable cooperative and friendly relationship with Vietnam.

Ms. Ngo Thi Bich Hanh, Director of the Institute for Research on Ethnic Culture and Communication in Tokyo, Japan, who is the Chairwoman of the Vietnam Ao Dai Heritage Club in Japan, and all members of the Club's Executive Board were introduced on this occasion.

Within the framework of the activities at the Launch Ceremony, the public in Tokyo had the opportunity to enjoy many artistic performances imbued with Vietnamese cultural colors, with the highlight being the Ao Dai and traditional cultural values that have been preserved and promoted by the Vietnamese people through many generations.

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