VOV.VN - The Vietnamese Embassy in Japan hosted the “Homeland Spring 2026” programme in Tokyo on February 7, bringing together representatives of Vietnamese associations, businesses and community groups to celebrate the Lunar New Year and the success of the recent 14th National Party Congress.
This year’s programme, held under the theme “Vietnam’s Aspiration: Peace and Prosperity,” highlighted the country’s development vision in the new era. The theme reflects Vietnam’s aspiration for national advancement, with peace as a core value and foundation for sustainable development and international integration, and prosperity as the goal of building a fast-growing, resilient and inclusive economy.
Speaking at the gathering, Vietnamese Ambassador to Japan Pham Quang Hieu reviewed Vietnam’s major achievements over the past year, noting the steady progress in bilateral relations between Vietnam and Japan as well as the growing role of the Vietnamese community in Japan.
“The Vietnamese community in Japan has made significant and valuable contributions to Vietnam–Japan relations and to Vietnam’s overall development,” Ambassador Hieu said. “Over the past year, the community has continued to grow in size, strengthen solidarity and enjoy greater stability.”
The programme attracted more than 800 representatives from Vietnamese associations across Japan, creating a warm and festive atmosphere that contrasted sharply with the country’s unusually harsh winter weather.
At the event, Nguyen Hong Son, president of the Union of Vietnamese Associations in Japan, said Vietnam has undergone strong transformation in recent years across multiple sectors, including the economy, science and technology, education and diplomacy.
“Each achievement has been built on the efforts of millions of Vietnamese people, including the quiet but highly significant contributions of overseas Vietnamese in Japan,” he said.
Prior to the Tokyo event, the “Homeland Spring 2026” programme was held in Fukuoka, drawing participation from Vietnamese residents as well as Japanese and international friends.
With more than 600,000 Vietnamese nationals living, studying and working across Japan, the Lunar New Year (Tet) atmosphere has spread widely throughout the country, bringing the sounds and spirit of traditional Vietnamese Tet to the land of cherry blossoms.
VOV.VN - The Embassy of Vietnam in Austria, in coordination with the Vietnamese Community Liaison Committee, recently hosted a Lunar New Year 2026 celebration in Vienna for the Vietnamese community there.
VOV.VN - State President Luong Cuong and his spouse, together with leaders of ministries, Hanoi authorities and more than 100 overseas Vietnamese, attended an incense-offering ceremony at the Ly Thai To Statue and Ngoc Son Temple in Hanoi downtown on February 8.
VOV.VN - More than 1,000 overseas Vietnamese from dozens of countries and territories attended a Lunar New Year 2026 gathering in Ho Chi Minh City on February 6, highlighting the city’s efforts to strengthen engagement with its global Vietnamese community.
VOV.VN - As the Lunar New Year 2026 approaches, the traditional incense-making village in Son Nam ward, Hung Yen province, is entering its busiest season of the year.
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