Tokyo: A plaque-raising and ribbon-cutting ceremony was held in Japan on May 31 to officially inaugurate the first Vietnamese pagoda in Tokyo. Speaking at the event, Vietnamese Ambassador to Japan Pham Quang Hieu described the completion and opening of Dai An Tokyo pagoda as a special milestone for the Vietnamese community there in particular and across Japan in general.

According to Vietnam News Agency, the inauguration of the Dai An Tokyo pagoda is a significant development for the Vietnamese population in Japan. The ceremony marks a momentous occasion, providing a cultural and spiritual hub for Vietnamese residents and fostering greater cultural understanding between Vietnamese and Japanese communities.

The establishment of the pagoda is expected to serve as a center for cultural exchange and religious activities, strengthening the bonds within the community. Ambassador Hieu emphasized the importance of the pagoda as a symbol of unity and cultural heritage, noting its role in preserving Vietnamese traditions abroad.