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Japan ambassador attends manga exhibition in Riyadh

The Ambassador gave a speech at the ceremony saying it was a “delight to see more and more Saudi people enjoying the Japanese culture from traditional to contemporary one.” (Supplied)
The Ambassador gave a speech at the ceremony saying it was a “delight to see more and more Saudi people enjoying the Japanese culture from traditional to contemporary one.” (Supplied)
The Ambassador gave a speech at the ceremony saying it was a “delight to see more and more Saudi people enjoying the Japanese culture from traditional to contemporary one.” (Supplied)
The Ambassador gave a speech at the ceremony saying it was a “delight to see more and more Saudi people enjoying the Japanese culture from traditional to contemporary one.” (Supplied)
The Ambassador gave a speech at the ceremony saying it was a “delight to see more and more Saudi people enjoying the Japanese culture from traditional to contemporary one.” (Supplied)
The Ambassador gave a speech at the ceremony saying it was a “delight to see more and more Saudi people enjoying the Japanese culture from traditional to contemporary one.” (Supplied)
The Ambassador gave a speech at the ceremony saying it was a “delight to see more and more Saudi people enjoying the Japanese culture from traditional to contemporary one.” (Supplied)
The Ambassador gave a speech at the ceremony saying it was a “delight to see more and more Saudi people enjoying the Japanese culture from traditional to contemporary one.” (Supplied)
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15 Jan 2025 03:01:04 GMT9
15 Jan 2025 03:01:04 GMT9
  • ‘Manga Hokusai Manga’ exhibition held to mark 70 years of diplomatic ties between Saudi Arabia and Japan

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RIYADH: Japan’s Ambassador to Saudi Arabia MORINO Yasunari attended the opening ceremony of the “Manga Hokusai Manga” exhibition here on Tuesday.

Held at the Saudi Arabia Museum of Contemporary Art, the show is one of many upcoming events celebrating the 70th anniversary of diplomatic relations between the two nations.

The exhibition celebrates the work of renowned Japanese artist Katsushika Hokusai.

In his speech, Morino said it was a “delight to see more and more Saudi people enjoying the Japanese culture from (the) traditional to contemporary.”

He added that he was happy to see “Saudi artists being inspired by the Japanese manga to create their artworks.”

“I sincerely hope this exhibition will make another footprint of the Japanese culture in KSA and give a great impact in the Saudi art scene,” he said.

The exhibition has been organized in cooperation with the Saudi Museums Commission and the Japan Foundation and is open to the public until Feb. 8.

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