Japan's cultural agency relocated to Kyoto

Japan's cultural agency relocated to Kyoto

A ceremony celebrating the relocation of the Agency for Cultural Affairs headquarters from Tokyo to Kyoto is held at a hotel in the ancient Japanese capital on March 26, 2023. The newly relocated head office will open the following day with a focus on disseminating Japan's traditional culture from Kyoto to the rest of the world.

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