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The Japan Coast Guard sent its first patrol ship to Vietnam in 2012 and has maintained the port visits ever since.

No need to wait until March to attend Japan's annual Cherry Blossom Festival, residents of Hanoi can already admire the beautiful flower in the heart of the capital.

Some 284,000 Vietnamese visited Japan in 2022.

Vietnam remains an attractive market for Japanese firms thanks to its positive growth prospects and sizable population of 100 million.

So far, nearly 800 Vietnamese public officials have been dispatched for the scholarship program in Japan since it was launched in the country in 2000.

Vietnam exported fresh longan to this tough market for the first time after six years of negotiations and preparations.

Miss Tourism World 2022, with the slogan "Bringing the world to Vietnam", has promoted Vietnamese tourist destinations.

According to the United Nations, Vietnam's population aging is expected to accelerate by 20 years from 2010, and the speed of aging is faster than that of Japan.

Vietnam is advised to use ODA to develop infrastructure, which is backbone of the economy.

The classical concert aims to raise fund for building schools for children in the mountainous areas of Vietnam.

The Japan External Trade Organization (JETRO) has opened two separate showrooms in Hanoi for Japanese health, cosmetic and food products.

Vietnam hopes Japan’s legislative bodies to support the Japanese government to assist Vietnam in providing ODA while promoting multisectoral cooperation.

Bilateral tourism exchange and promotion are expected to achieve two-way travel between Vietnam and Japan, hitting over 1.5 million people as before the pandemic.

Vietnamese people pay attention to high-quality healthcare services, which provides a platform for cooperation in this field between Vietnam and Japanese companies.

Having been trained and influenced by the creative thinking of the theatrical scene in Europe, Tsuyoshi Sugiyama is currently a typical face of the generation of young directors who are gradually asserting their name at home and abroad.

The film unmasks the pains that Vietnamese AO victims have been suffering though the war ended more than four decades ago.