Vietnam attends World Police Band Concert in Japan
Vietnamese policemen in uniform and girls in Ao dai (traditional long dress) made an impressive performance at the 21st World Police Band Concert that kicked off in Tokyo, Japan, on October 10.
The perfomance of the Vietnamese police band in the 20st World Police Band Concert (Source: VNA)
Tokyo (VNA) – Vietnamese policemen in uಞniform and girls in Ao dai (traditional long dress) made an impressive performance at the 21st World Police Band Concert that kicked off in Tokyo, Japan, on October 10.
Taking place on the background of the song titled “Bac van cung chung chau hanh quan” (Uncle Ho seems to march with us) by musician Huy Thuc, the Vietnamese police band’s performance received loud cheers.
Singo Aoi, a Tokyo citizen, said he was impressed by the Vietnamese performance, especially the dance staged by Vietnamese girls in their traditional long dress.
Initiated by the Mainichi newspaper, the World Police Band Concert has been organised annually since 1996 in numerous countries. This year’s two-day event brings together 11 police bands from Vietnam, the US, France and Japan.
Vietnam hosted the World Police Band Concert in 2011 and 2015.-VNA
The 20th World Police Band Concert will take place in Ho Chi Minh City from November 14-15, drawing 200 participants from Japan, the US, Singapore and Vietnam.
The two-day 20th World Police Band Concert featuring police bands from Japan, the US, Singapore and Vietnam kicked off in Ho Chi Minh City on November 14.
The performances of classical and contemporary music by police bands from Japan , the US , Singapore and Vietnam closed t he two-day 20th World Police Band Concert.
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The perfomance of the Vietnamese police band in the 20st World Police Band Concert (Source: VNA)
