The first ASEAN-Japan Music Festival took place in Hanoi on July 28, featuring top music stars from Japan and member countries of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN).
Nguyen Thanh Khoi will represent Vietnam in the U18 all-star Southeast Asian team, ASIAN ELEVEN, which will play an U18 all-star team of Japan’s Tohoku region, said the Japan Foundation Centre for Cultural Exchange in Vietnam on June 11.
A training course themed “Becoming a Playworker” aiming to raise public awareness of importance of play for children’s development was held in Hanoi on April 2 as part of activities in the Play Campaign 2019.
ZeroStation of HCM City has launched a new project called In/VISIBLE (AIS) Station that brings together 45 Asian artists and curators in the region.
Akio Suzuki, one of the pioneering sound artists of Japan, will perforrm in Hanoi on July 17.
The first collaborative stage work by Japanese Edo Marionette Theatre Youkiza and the Vietnam Youth Theatre is set to debut in Hanoi on May 12 night.
A project to promote co-operation in culture and performing arts between the Vietnam Youth Theatre and Japan's Marionette Edo Youkiza Theatre will begin on January 28.
A Japanese contemporary form of dance entitled Real Reality, to be performed for the first time at Vietnam Youth Theatre on January 15 night, will feature a Vietnamese dancer.
