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A window into Japan: From anime to dance, Indian & Japanese culture share a stage in Hyderabad
The Japan Festival 2026 brought a vibrant showcase of Japanese culture to Hyderabad, marking the 20th anniversary of their sister-city affiliation. Hosted by Na Ra Japan Hub, the festival included dazzling cultural performances, exciting cosplay events, and informative sessions on Japanese heritage. Attendees delighted in authentic crafts and culinary delights, while cosplayers engaged with fans, creating an energetic environment that fostered cultural exchange and understanding between Japan and India.
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