A sumo wrestling ring, complete with sumo-suits, representing the Japanese national sport. An artisan showing his skills in crafting a Japanese toy helicopter known as a bamboo dragonfly. Abdullah receiving official Kendo gear on behalf of the Malaysia Kendo Association from Miyakawa (left) as a symbolic gesture, while Asmawi Kasbi (second from left) looks on. Visitors posing for photographs in traditional Japanese attire. The festival includes traditional Japanese dance performances. A young girl presenting a traditional Japanese fan and parasol dance.
THE Subang Jaya Municipal Council (MPSJ) strengthened its cultural, economic and social ties with Japan’s Hioki City through a Mini Malaysia-Japan Festival.
The festival showcased the diverse customs of both countries with joget performances as well as the Japanese fan and parasol dance.
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