Bringing Japanese Traditions to Vietnam Vol.2

Now that Corona has settled down, there are more and more exhibitions and seminars that attract a large number of people. Did you know that there are various exhibitions in Vietnam? There are various exhibitions in Vietnam, such as industrial, agricultural, and IT exhibitions.
This exhibition has been held for about 20 years and is the largest event in Vietnam for construction, building materials, interior decoration, and real estate. The last time the event was held in Hanoi in March of this year, 200 companies exhibited, and the number of visitors is said to be several thousand. (It is typical of Vietnam that they do not keep statistics.)

One of the reasons for the recent development of architecture in Vietnam may be the regularity of these exhibitions, which allow highly skilled products and good products from other countries to be distributed to the Vietnamese market.
Actually, IMAMURA, CÔNG TY TNHH MVC & CO (MVC & CO LLC) (hereinafter MVC), and ZOUEN.

MVC and MHI introduced and exhibited Japanese electric curtains, carpets, floors, cloths, kitchens, and other Japanese brands of building materials, design and construction projects, and suppliers, while ZOUEN introduced and exhibited Japanese-style tsuboniwa gardens.

During these five days alone, the booths of the three companies received a whopping nearly 1,000 visitors. Most of them were Vietnamese, and it was a very good experience for us to see that Vietnamese people are interested in construction materials as well as Japanese products and traditions such as tsuboniwa.
We hope to spread the good things and traditions of Japan to more people, and hope that Vietnamese people can lead happier lives, and we also hope to participate in exhibitions.

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