Vietnam Launches Japanese Talent Contest for Children, Fostering Bilateral Exchange
Vietnam has launched the first "J-KIDS 2026" Japanese talent contest for children aged 5 to 15. The event aims to enhance Japanese language skills among youth and promote cultural and educational exchange between Vietnam and Japan.
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