[01/11/2026 04:39]
TOKYO-SABA
Yemen took part in the Middle East Festival in Japan with a diverse cultural program showcasing the country's rich heritage, including traditional folk dances, handicrafts, traditional products and the promotion of authentic Yemeni coffee.
The Yemeni Embassy presented a range of handicrafts, including Yemeni agate and traditional bags, highlighting the skills of local artisans and the authenticity of Yemen's traditional industries. Yemeni coffee also featured prominently, with promotional displays combining its historical legacy with its cultural identity as one of the country's most distinctive agricultural and commercial symbols.
The program also featured various traditional Yemeni dances.
Yemen's Ambassador to Japan, Adel al-Sunaini, said the participation was part of efforts to promote Yemen's cultural, historical, civilizational and tourism assets and showcase its rich heritage.
He stressed the importance of such events in strengthening friendship and communication between the Yemeni and Japanese peoples and using cultural diplomacy to expand opportunities for cultural and tourism exchanges.
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