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11 Japanese films to be screened in Da Nang
Ha Phuong 17:05, 2018/01/03
11 Japanese films will be screened at the Le Do Cinema in Da Nang City from January 5 yo 7 and 13 to 14 as part of an annual cultural exchange programme between Japan and the central city.
Sweet Bean will be introduced at ​Da Nang's LeDo Cinema during the Japanese Film Week from January 5 to 7 and January 13 to 14
Sweet Bean will be introduced at ​Da Nang's LeDo Cinema during the Japanese Film Week from January 5 to 7 and January 13 to 14
The Vietnam - Japan Culture Exchange Centre said the films, produced between 2015 and 2017, will be screened for free. The Japanese film week will screen Sweet Bean, Her Love Boils Bathwater, Long Excuse, Rudolf the Black Cat, Reflection, Tora-san of Goto, Tsukiji Wonderland, Daytime Shooting Star, ReLIFE, Survival Family, Hannouji Hotel in English with Vietnamese subtitles.
More than 400,000 Japanese tourists, the second largest foreign group, visited Da Nang in 2016. Direct flights have been launched between Da Nang, Osaka and Narita to boost tourism between destinations in central Vietnam and Japan.
Meanwhile, the number of Vietnamese travelers to Japan has soared strongly, with an estimated 300,000 arrivals in all of 2017, up a staggering 30 percent year-on-year. This robust growth rate builds on the momentum recorded in recent years, as last year also witnessed around 234,000 Vietnamese visiting the Northeast Asian nation, up a strong 26 percent against 2015.
The Japanese government has placed Vietnam among 20 key source markets for tourism since 2015, and has relaxed its visa policy for Vietnamese tourists to Japan. The Japanese government is trying to prop up its tourism sector, said Consul General Kawaue Junichi.
He noted 2018 marks the 45th anniversary of diplomatic relations between Vietnam and Japan. Therefore, the two governments will hold the largest-ever Vietnamese-Japanese festival on January 27 and 28. Besides, many other events will take place throughout the year to promote cultural exchanges and bolster the growth of the tourism sector.
Dozens of tour operators took part in the opening ceremony yesterday. Notably, many companies asked questions on services and support in obtaining visas for their customers. Tetsuo Nakayama, managing director of Hankyu Travel International, said Vietnam has emerged as a key visitor-generating market for Japan. Especially, tourists’ needs are diverse, from normal tours to incentive programs.
In addition to the opening of the new office, Nakayama said, the company has teamed up with local travel company Discover the World Vietnam to offer services for other tour operators.
He said the two companies provide package tour services at competitive prices. They have worked with the Japanese Consulate General in a bid to make it easier for tour operators to get visas for their customers.
Early this year, the Japan Tourism Agency and the Japan National Tourism Organization struck a memorandum of understanding with the Vietnam National Administration of Tourism to promote tourism cooperation between the two countries. The two sides expect Japanese arrivals in Vietnam to hit one million by 2018, and the number of Vietnamese tourists to Japan to reach half a million by then.
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