40 years of Vietnam-Japan friendship marked in photo exhibition
The photo exhibition of Vietnam News Agency (VNA) and Japanese Kyodo News will bring vivid images of the fine relationship between Vietnam and Japan.
VNA General Director Nguyen Duc Loi was speaking at the opening ceremony of the exhibition in Hanoi on November 4.
Over 70 photos, selected from the photo archives of VNA and Kyodo News, reflect the politics, economics, culture, arts and life of Vietnamese and Japanese people
A similar exhibition will be held in Tokyo in December to display VNA reporters’ photos of Vietnam and its people.
Photos of Vietnamese striker Cong Vinh who begins to play for Consadole Sapporo Club in the northern Japan, will also be showcased at the event in December.
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