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<h2>Features and Significance of the Vietnam Pavilion</h2>

<p>At the 2025 Osaka-Kansai Expo, the Vietnam Pavilion opened on the special occasion of the 50th anniversary of the end of the Vietnam War. Inside the pavilion, visitors are greeted by staff dressed in traditional Ao Dai, and can experience the richness of Vietnamese culture through water puppet shows and traditional musical performances. There is also a café where you can enjoy authentic Vietnamese cuisine such as Vietnamese coffee and pho, creating an exotic and immersive atmosphere.</p>

<h2>The Relationship Between Japan and Vietnam</h2>

<p>The opening of the Vietnam Pavilion is a symbolic event representing the friendship between the two countries. Japan and Vietnam have been deepening their ties in economic, cultural, and human exchange fields year by year. Japan is one of Vietnam’s largest investors and aid donors, with many Japanese companies operating in Vietnam. In addition, many Vietnamese students and technical interns are active in Japanese society, serving as bridges between the two nations.</p>

<p>Culturally, Vietnamese traditions such as Ao Dai and water puppetry are increasingly being introduced in Japan, while Japanese anime and fashion are very popular among young people in Vietnam. The Vietnam Pavilion at the Osaka Expo further promotes such exchanges and fosters mutual understanding.</p>

<h2>Looking to the Future</h2>

<p>In line with the Expo’s theme, “Designing Future Society for Our Lives,” the Vietnam Pavilion showcases a fusion of tradition and innovation, symbolizing the sustainable partnership between the two countries. Through continued economic, cultural, and human exchanges, Japan and Vietnam are expected to build an even stronger relationship in the years to come.</p>

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<p>Ms.Lya, who works at the Vietnam Pavilion, shared that she feels truly honored to be entrusted with introducing her home country as a staff member at the Pavilion for six months. She also mentioned that she hopes to experience many things in Japan on her days off and create wonderful memories. Lya added that she plans to take a day off to attend and watch the 13th International Red and White Singing Festival, which will be held on September 19.</p>

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