Cultural exchange programme between Japan and Nagaland from March 7

The Japanese Embassy, New Delhi in collaboration with Indian Council for Cultural Relations (ICCR), Ministry of External Affairs, government of India and Department of Art & Culture, government of Nagaland is organizing the ‘Japan Caravan’ cultural exchange program on March 7 and 8 at State Academy of Music & Dance Hall, Kohima. The event has been scheduled at 2:00 pm on both days.
According to Teisovikuolie Therie, deputy director cum nodal officer, ICCR, department of art and culture, the Japan Caravan aims to showcase the rich cultural heritage of Japan and promote cultural exchange between Japan and Nagaland.
Therie stated that the programme will feature Japanese cultural performances, demonstrations and interactive sessions, including Japanese language, calligraphy and anime film screenings.
The event will also provide a platform for local Naga artists to showcase their talent, with performances of traditional Naga dances. Additionally, the program will offer consultancy services for local youth interested in pursuing studies in Japan.
“We are excited to share Japanese culture with the people of Nagaland and learn about their vibrant traditions,” said a representative from the Japanese Embassy.
“This program is a great opportunity to foster cultural understanding and people-to-people connections between Japan and India,” Therie said.
The Japan Caravan is open to the public, and all are invited to participate and experience the rich cultural exchange between Japan and Nagaland.