Festival to promote Japan-S. Korea interchanges

Festival to promote Japan-S. Korea interchanges

A woman in traditional South Korean attire dances on the first day of a two-day festival to promote interchanges between Japan and South Korea at Komazawa Olympic Park in Tokyo on Sept. 27, 2025.

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