Digital content creation community in Kansai unites to promote Vietnam's image in Japan

WVR - On the afternoon of November 3, in Osaka, the Vietnamese Association in the Kansai region organized a meeting and exchange with the community of digital content creators (KOLs), administrators of groups, community pages, and influential individuals on social media platforms in the Kansai area and neighboring localities in Japan.
Digital content creation community in Kansai unites to promote Vietnam's image in Japan
Representatives of the Vietnamese Association in the Kansai region take a photo with the digital content creation community in Kansai. (Source: Vietnamese Association in the Kansai region)

The program aims to enhance the connection among those working in the digital media field, leveraging the power of social media platforms to promote the culture, image, and people of Vietnam. It also seeks to spread positive information about the activities of the Vietnamese community in Japan to a wide audience of overseas Vietnamese, Japanese friends, and the international community.

At the meeting, Le Thuong, President of the Vietnamese Association in the Kansai region, shared insights on the increasingly important role of digital media in the lives of the overseas Vietnamese community.

According to her, each content creator and group administrator is not only a transmitter of information but can also become a cultural bridge, contributing to introducing the beauty of Vietnam to the local society.

She emphasized the desire to build a network connecting community media practitioners in Japan, based on the principles of voluntariness, solidarity, responsibility, and a shared commitment to positive values.

Through collaboration, information sharing, and mutual support, the digital content creation community can contribute to promoting cultural, educational, and people-to-people exchange activities, fostering Vietnam-Japan cooperation, and promptly disseminating useful information to the Vietnamese community.

Participants exchanged experiences in content creation, developing media channels, connecting groups, and jointly promoting meaningful programs and events. Many expressed consensus on using the power of digital media to spread the image of dynamic, friendly, united Vietnamese people who contribute significantly to Japanese society.

The meeting also aimed at forming a community media network in Kansai and surrounding areas, laying the foundation for long-term, practical, and effective collaborative activities.

Digital content creation community in Kansai unites to promote Vietnam's image in Japan
The program serves as a networking activity in preparation for the Great Unity Festival and Vietnam Culture Day in Osaka. (Source: Vietnamese Association in the Kansai region)

Notably, the program serves as a networking activity in preparation for the Great Unity Festival and Vietnam Culture Day in Osaka, scheduled to take place at the Consulate General of Vietnam in Osaka on November 14 and 15, 2026. This event is an opportunity for the Vietnamese community to gather, celebrate national cultural identity, strengthen solidarity, and introduce Vietnam's unique values to Japanese friends.

At the conclusion of the meeting, participants expressed their determination to collaborate and build a community media network, spreading beautiful stories, images, and Vietnamese cultural values more widely in Japan.

From today's connections, the digital content creation community in Kansai hopes to become an active force in promoting Vietnam, contributing to connecting compatriots far from home and enhancing Vietnam-Japan exchanges and friendship.

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