Japanese Doll Exhibition Kicks Off to Celebrate Japan - Vietnam's Relations
The exhibition is part of a series of events to celebrate the Vietnam - Japan's 50th anniversary of diplomatic relations.
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| Japanese Doll exhibition opened at Aeon Mall Long Bien (Hanoi) on September 15. |
On the morning of September 15, the Japanese Doll exhibition opened at Aeon Mall Long Bien (Hanoi). The exhibition displays 32 exquisite Japanese dolls, each with their own beauty and stories.
The exhibition is part of the Vietnam Japan Festival organized by AEON MALL Long Bien, which features many other attractive Japanese cultural experiences such as cosplay, sushi making, Yosakoi dance, Rubik's Cube solving, Ao dai - Yukata fashion shows and Japanese folk game Daruma Otoshi.
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