La Paz, Feb 23 (Prensa Latina) The Japan Week concludes in La Paz on Tuesday with words of congratulations by Japanese Ambassador to Bolivia Hokida Osamu, in honor of the 60th birthday of Japanese Emperor Naruhito, to whom the event is dedicated.
The Japan Week took place on the institution's Facebook profile, which hosted the premiere of the video clip 'Esperanza' (Hope), performed by the band Wayra Japon Andes, as an expression of Japan's rich culture.
The event highlighted the theatrical performance of the work 'Diosa de Cerezo' (Goddess of Cherry), by the Association of Zarzuela in Japan. It tells the story of Princess Konohana Sakuya and Emperor Ninigi, the first leader of the Japanese country.
Communicator and artist Roberto Kim Fukaura also led the lecture on the implications of being a Nikkei, a term that designates Japanese emigrants and their descendants.
The Japan Week concludes with the culinary show organized by Shiraishi Koji, chef of the diplomatic headquarters, who will exhibit several typical dishes from that eastern nation.
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The event highlighted the theatrical performance of the work 'Diosa de Cerezo' (Goddess of Cherry), by the Association of Zarzuela in Japan. It tells the story of Princess Konohana Sakuya and Emperor Ninigi, the first leader of the Japanese country.
Communicator and artist Roberto Kim Fukaura also led the lecture on the implications of being a Nikkei, a term that designates Japanese emigrants and their descendants.
The Japan Week concludes with the culinary show organized by Shiraishi Koji, chef of the diplomatic headquarters, who will exhibit several typical dishes from that eastern nation.
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