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The event was jointly organized by the Vietnam-Japan Friendship Association in Hanoi and the Embassy of Japan in Vietnam. It took place at Dong Da district’s culture, information, and sports center. According to Kamitani Naoko, the director of the Japan Information and Culture Center at the Japanese Embassy in Vietnam, regular cultural exchange activities have greatly contributed to a better understanding between Vietnamese and Japanese people. The festival featured a wide range of activities, including the third Vietnamese Haiku poetry seminar, which brought together 50 members from the Haiku poetry club under the Vietnam-Japan Friendship Association and other clubs from across the country. There was also a seminar on the management of cherry blossom trees in Hanoi. The highlight of the event was a photo exhibition showcasing Vietnam-Japan relations through 4B lens, displaying 50 photographs depicting the culture, landscapes, and people of both countries. Participants were also ...

Do Quang Ba, chairman of Vietnam-Japan International Exchange Organization. Do Quang Ba, chairman of Vietnam-Japan International Exchange Organization: Need to solve visa and tax issues Regarding visas, currently, Vietnam exempts visas for Japanese people when entering Vietnam. I hope Japan also exempts visas for Vietnamese people when entering Japan. This is to increase solidarity, expand exchanges and cooperation between the two countries, as well as demonstrate the strategic partnership of the two sides. Regarding tax, Vietnamese students who work part-time face income tax deductions. The tax rate for income tax of international students when working part-time in the first year in Japan is 20.42%. From the second year onwards, the Vietnamese are entitled to the same tax rates as the Japanese. I recommend that the Governments of Vietnam and Japan find a solution to exempt income tax for Vietnamese students, similar to students from China, the RoK, and Thailand. Regard...

When it comes to the cuisine of Hanoi, there is a wide selection of dishes to choose from. Many of these dishes are famous not only within Vietnam but also internationally. Trang An’s delicacies are renowned for their ability to showcase the sophisticated tastes of the ancient Hanoians.  The dish of Cha Nhai Khuong Thuong. Photo: Vu Vu The dish called Gio Goi Mo Cau is a traditional Vietnamese delicacy. It consists of pork bologna that is wrapped in areca spathe. This unique combination of flavors and textures makes it a popular dish in Vietnamese cuisine. One of the renowned specialties is Uoc Le pork bologna, originating from the suburban district of Thanh Oai in Hanoi. A particular favorite is the grilled cinnamon bologna, known for its inviting golden color and delightful aroma. Other variations such as head cheese, pork skin sausage, and fat bologna are also popular choices. However, it is relatively rare to come across a piece of Gio Goi Mo Cau, or simply G...

Television networks and sports rights enterprises in Vietnam were surprised by the price quoted for the broadcasting rights of the 2022 Asian Games. Negotiations are currently underway, but no entity in Vietnam has secured these rights yet. Originally scheduled for 2022, the 19th edition of the Asian Games was postponed to 2023 due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The Games will now be held in Hangzhou, China from September 23 to October 8, featuring 40 sports, 61 disciplines, and 483 events. A total of 45 countries and territories are expected to participate. Vietnam’s sports sector plans to send over 400 members, including more than 300 athletes, to the event, with the goal of winning at least three gold medals. China, as the host, has designated China Media Group (CMG) as the official broadcasting station and distributor of the telecast rights. While Hong Kong and India have secured the broadcasting rights for the Games, the financial details of these acquisitions have not been disclose...

According to the National Center for Hydro-Meteorological Forecasting, on August 18, showers and thunderstorms were experienced in the Northern mountainous region, with rainfall from 7 am to 3 pm on August 18. Some areas recorded significant rainfall, such as Quang Khe (Bac Kan) with 91.2mm, Qui Quan (Tuyen Quang) with 73.7mm, and Ban Ngo (Ha Giang) with 69mm. The forecast for the evening of August 18 to 19, 2023, indicates that the Northern region will experience moderate to heavy rain and thunderstorms, with a common rainfall of 40 – 80mm, and some areas may experience over 150mm of rainfall. The weather forecast in different regions Northwest: Cloudy, with very heavy rain and scattered thunderstorms in some places. There is a possibility of tornadoes, lightning, and strong gusts of wind during thunderstorms. The lowest temperature is expected to be between 24-27 degrees, with some places dropping below 23 degrees. The highest temperature will range from 30-33 degrees. Northea...

The participants achieved groundbreaking achievements in both the men’s and women’s full marathon, setting new records. Takele Ebisa achieved a remarkable feat by completing the men’s marathon in a time of two hours, 26 minutes, and 11 seconds, surpassing the previous record of two hours, 32 minutes, and 16 seconds set by a talented Japanese athlete. Ebisa was followed by Kipsang Charles Kipkorir from Kenya, and Tran Duy Quang from Vietnam. Takele Ebisa from Ethiopia wins the men’s 42-kilometer marathon at the Manulife Da Nang International Marathon 2023 and breaks the record for the distance in two hours, 26 minutes, and 11 seconds. Photo : L.N. / Tuoi Tre In the women’s marathon, Birehan Marta Tinsae was the dominant runner, finishing the 42-kilometer race in an impressive time of two hours, fifty-eight minutes, and twenty-six seconds. Vietnamese athlete Duong Thi Khanh achieved a remarkable second-place finish with a time of three hours, 12 minutes, and 48 seconds, w...

The Ba Dinh District has historically held great significance in the political landscape of Vietnam, consistently serving as a focal point for the country’s political and administrative activities. Despite changes to Hanoi’s administrative boundaries, Ba Dinh has maintained its position as the nation’s vital administrative and political hub. Within this district, significant relics from Vietnam’s national resistance wars can be found, further adding to its cultural and historical significance. The Sacred Land of Extraordinary People In 1010, King Ly Cong Uan relocated the capital from Hoa Lu to Dai La and bestowed upon it the new name Thang Long. The area known as Ba Dinh today was specifically chosen by the King as the site for the Imperial Citadel, which would serve as the seat of the feudal court and the royal family. This land holds significant historical value as it is regarded as the heart of the ancient Thang Long Citadel. Ba Dinh, a land of great significance for over 10 cen...