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Hundreds of Japanese students participated in an international exchange day on October 14 at Tomigaya Elementary School in Tokyo, Japan. At the event, five young Vietnamese people won awards in the singing contest for the Vietnam – Japan friendship song “Tomodachi – Tinh ban” (Tomodachi – Friendship) on the 50th anniversary of establishing diplomatic relations between Vietnam and Japan. Japanese students could learn about Vietnam by presenting their understanding of Vietnamese dishes, culture, tourism potential or the differences between Japanese and Vietnamese education. Meanwhile, Vietnamese young people have the opportunity to understand the learning activities of Japanese students better. Together they express their dreams of a world of peace, solidarity, and mutual affection. The best five performers of the contest on singing “Tomodachi – Tinh ban”, are invited to come to Japan to join an exchange and sing in chorus with local youngsters. Photo: VOV The s...

According to predictions, Sofía Osío from Colombia is expected to be crowned Miss International 2023, while Camila Díaz Daneri from Peru is likely to become the first runner-up. Other contestants who are expected to make the top five include representatives from Cote D’ivoire and Thailand. Phuong Nhi, a 21-year-old beauty from the central province of Thanh Hoa, stands at 1.70 metres tall and has measurements of 80-57-88. She gained recognition by winning the second runner-up title at Miss World Vietnam 2022, earning her the opportunity to compete in the 2023 Miss International pageant. The global Miss International pageant will be held in Tokyo, Japan, in October, with the final ceremony taking place on October 26. There are currently 52 confirmed contestants from around the world competing for the crown. The reigning Miss International is Jasmin Selberg from Germany. Since its inception in 1960, Miss International has been one of the four major international beauty competitions,...

Precious Heritage Art Gallery Museum Exhibition The Precious Heritage Art Gallery Museum exhibition, curated by renowned French photographer Réhahn Croquevielle, showcases over 60 vibrant photos capturing the traditional costumes of various ethnic groups in Vietnam. These groups include Dao, Bo Y, O Du, Phu La, La Hu, Pu Peo, Pa Then, and Si La. Each photo is accompanied by fascinating stories and unique artefacts collected by the author during his journey throughout the country. The exhibition provides information on each photo in Vietnamese, English, and French, enabling viewers to appreciate the cultural diversity of the 54 ethnic groups living in different regions of Vietnam. Through vivid portrayals, visitors gain a better understanding of the distinct characteristics, lifestyles, and customs of each group, contributing to a deeper appreciation for the rich and diverse national cultural identity. Réhahn’s exploration of the North of Vietnam showcases the stunning beauty of th...

ECOViP is a project financed by the European Commission and coordinated by Nha Trang University. The project was launched on July 11 with the goal of fostering innovation and entrepreneurship in the field of ecotourism. Its main objectives are to promote sustainable development in Vietnam and the Philippines, VNA reported. Representatives from 11 partner units attended the event. Vietnamese universities represented include Nha Trang University, Can Tho University, and Thai Nguyen University of Science. International schools in attendance included the University of San Carlos, Polytechnic University of the Philippines, Lyceum University Philippines – Batangas ( the Philippines); University of Portucalense (Portugal); FH Joanneum University (Austria); University of Alicante (Spain). The Khanh Hoa Provincial Department of Tourism from Vietnam is participating in the project, along with the Bojo Aloguinsan Ecotourism Association from the Philippines. An overview of the launchin...